Angaston Blacksmith Shop and Museum

Attraction
Being guided through the blacksmith building
Angaston Blacksmith and Museum
Historic restored butchers van in Angaston Museum
Angaston History Centre
Angaston History Centre
Gallery showing 5 of 5 images

About

Listen to the hammer striking the anvil and step back to an era when blacksmithing was at the heart of village life. Established in 1876 by the Doddridge family, this historic site is one of the last main street forges in Australia. Enduring economic hardship and technological change, today it stands as testament to the skill and resilience of generations past.

Next door, the Doddridge home invites you to explore history through the lens of everyday life. Be inspired by a family that embraced frugality and creativity. Discover the stories, artefacts and images that reveal both the challenges and joys of life in simpler times, and which also reflect upon the history of the township.

This special site is operated by volunteers of the Angaston and Penrice Historical Society. This is an immersive experience for all ages – they welcome visitors to discover the stories of their district.

Hours

See listed hours

Facilities and visitor features

9 features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Price range

$2 per person

Where you'll be

19 Murray Street

Angaston SA 5353