Exhibition

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    Spaces Make Lace: The Janice Jones Collection

    Janice Jones began collecting lace in the early 1980s and soon after she began making it. She had a keen eye and the support of respected dealers so her collection…

  • The Chaff Shed

    Down In The Shed An exciting “personified” collection of large artefacts.  Upstairs: She’ll Be Right, Mate A folk museum exhibit with an eclectic collection and a very personal touch in…

  • Absolutely Fabulous Four

    Our International Women’s Day Official Opening and Celebration Dinner was held just in time before Covid 19 changed all our plans. On 14 March, 2020, approximately 70 guests gathered at…

  • THE LACE LADY…

    Rosemary Shepherd OAM My move to Uralla in 2015 put an end to 37 years involvement with the Powerhouse Museum. I hadn’t even unpacked properly before a dear friend, also…

  • Opening Exhibition Updates

    Unfortunately, this has had to be postponed until a date to be set. Guest Speaker Malcolm Knox was very understanding and has held his Qantaslink tickets over to appear at…

  • Millers Tales – About the Editor

    About The Editor Ann Hacker, who took a year away from the Mill to work on a project of her own, has mercifully resumed her roles as Publicity Officer and…

  • A forgotten cricketer, antique lace, and a Chinese story now complete. . .

    Upcoming and New Exhibitions at the Museum McCrossin’s Mill is a Museum with a surprising variety of exhibits, some of which are of National Significance. One of these, “New Gold…

  • Amazing Find in Uralla

    Amazing Find In Uralla Store…. I love to wander around Uralla in my spare time to see what new and exciting things I can discover amongst Uralla’s abundance of unique…

  • Sunny Jim Mackay-of Uralla Best Batsman in the World

    “Sunny Jim Mackay, Best Batsman in the World” is a new exhibition that was opened by Malcolm Knox, a well-known Sydney journalist, in 2021 and tells the amazing and tragic story…

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    Death of Thunderbolt: Painting Series

    About The Artist Phillip Pomroy As a young lad in Wingham, Phillip Pomroy was inspired by the works of Tom Roberts. Roberts’ famous “Bailed Up”, depicting Captain Thunderbolt’s hold-up of…

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Open 7 Days  – 10am – 4pm

Please check by calling the museum or the Uralla Visitor Information Centre Ph: 02 6778 6420, if you are travelling from afar.

Salisbury Street

Uralla, NSW. 2358

PH: 02 6778 3022

Email: museum@uhs.org.au

 

Admission Fee

Adults $7.00

Concession: $5.00

Children: $3.00

Family $15.00