inverell pioneer village
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inverell pioneer village印象
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Great local museum with lots of interest. The buildings and their history were fascinating. Would recommend to anyone interested in Australian pioneer history
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We held our family reunion at Pioneer Village - used the hall. Very convenient for adults and children alike to meet at this venue for such an occasion.
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Easy place to visit if you're passing through or need to kill time.Pioneer village is truly a step back in time and a great way to see how people lived 90+ years ago.Volunteers are informative and friendly
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Very sad we couldnt visit as we had a pet and thus were excluded. With a 32 degree day we couldnt leave him in the car. With so many grey nomads trVeking with pets places like this are missing out on valuable $$$. The village needs a pet pokicy where petd on leads are alliwed in. Responsible owners would ensure dropping are collected and no damage of any type caused.Miles pioneer village embrace pets and it is every bit as good as Inverell and we spent more $$ in the cafe.Time for Inverell to review their policy or throw $$$ away.
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Great to see the way people used to live and work. It makes you appreciate the modern conveniences we have now. Good way to occupy a few hours.
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We visited the Pioneer Village on our caravan trip around Australia. It was great to wander around and see the way the pioneers lived. There is also a great museum with antique equipment of every thing imaginable.
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lots to see, very educational about life of our ancestors. Every kid needs to see this. needs time . suggest wholed day to make it worth the entry.
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Have just tried to go to the pioneer village, was told by an elderly gentleman that we should come back another day, as they close at 1pm. We arrived at 11.55! Upon telling the elderly gentleman we were just passing through, he turned the open sign to close. Its a shame.
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Do not miss this museum , whilst in the Inverell district. Check the opening times on their website. Almost every avenue of pioneering pursuits are covered. Homesteading, mining, farming , machinery, medical, foundry, printing, dairying, steam machines, horse era, war memorabilia, blacksmithing, dentistry. pioneer cottages, church, school, bush hall, shearing shed, cameras, rabbit carts, crawler tractors and engines, mineral displays, photography, artifacts, and other items as they say too numerous to mention. These are largely static displays, but on special days it explodes with the real action. Even well attended tractor pulls, poetry recitations, and steam whistles. Don't forget to bring only 3 items as well as your slip,slop, slap: 1 Your camera, 2 Your Imagination 3 Your thanks to the volunteers.
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Terrific opportunity to stroll through actual pre-1900's historic houses and businesses, from all over the district, transported with care to be preserved for posterity at the Pioneer Village. You can see exactly how people lived, examples of clothing, utensils, tools and furnishings on display.No frills, last time I was there they had a small kiosk, but not sure how often this operates.Worthwhile contacting the Inverell Tourist Centre if you have a group or young kids - as there are often special days combined with local interest groups like old machinery/tractor enthusiasts clubs - these days have more of a festival atmosphere with food stalls, small kids train rides etc.