The Berry Historic Museum is a great place for those interested in local history. The Museum is housed in what was originally the ES and A Bank. The building itself is of historical significance. It was designed by colonial architect William Wilkinson Wardell and was built in 1886.
The town of Berry was originally a private town belonging to the Coolangatta Estate, owned by Alexander Berry. The Museum contains many records of early settlement in the Berry district.
Established in 1970, the Berry Museum has an extensive collection of items, memorabilia, photographs and records donated by the local community. These relate to the area's agricultural, dairying, and timber past. There are many photographs of people, places and activities on display in the various rooms of the Museum.
Guided and self completing tours are available and there is a 'please do touch room' for children.
Bookings are required for guided or group tours. Please email to book in.
Hours - Saturday, Sunday, public holidays and Monday, Friday school holidays 11 am - 3.00 pm
