Museums in Australia
4Cs Motor Museum
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The 4Cs Motor Museum specialises in rare and exotic motor vehicles from all over the world with an emphasis on British and European vehicles. The earliest car is a 1912 Star of Wolverhampton, and the most recent is an elegant 1985 XJS Jaguar.
Allansford Cheese World Museum
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The Allansford Cheese World Museum was established in the mid 1990s as a tribute to the western district's hard working farming families. Situated on the Great Ocean Road in Allansford, opposite the Warrnambool Cheese & Butter Factory, the museum houses an extensive collection of farm implements and household items from everyday life in the early 1900's.
Ambulance Victoria Museum
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The Ambulance Museum was formed more than 30 years ago by serving and retired ambulance officers and other ambulance staff. The Museum has a growing collection of more than 20 ambulances. Additionally, it has a large collection of memorabilia, documents and photographs
Army Museum Bandiana
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The Army Museum Bandiana has on display numerous uniforms including WW1, WW2 and present day, 150 weapons including machine guns and pistols and a historic vehicle display of 150 plus military vehicles including bikes,cars,trucks, heavy equipment and armoured vehicles.
Ash's Speedway Museum
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The museum is the largest collection of speedway memories in the Southern Hemisphere. Large collection of Bathurst "Bluey Wilkinson" first Australian champion in World 1932. The collection includes items from the 1920's and from all over the world. Speedway in Bathurst dates back to the 1920's, with many speedway stars originating from Bathurst and surrounds. These include Bluey Wilkinson - 1938 World Speedway Champion, Glen McDonald - 1970's star, Johnny Langfield 1960's to 1970's and present day NSW captain Tim Heffernan.
Australian Motorlife Museum
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Established in 1992 by a group of motoring enthusiasts and named the Australian Motorlife Museum in 2007 this museum is dedicated to the preservation of motoring history. It is Australia's only public displayed collection of antique automobilia and contains thousands of items of our motorised history including vehicles, equipment, accessories, tools, mascots and signage – a vast and amazing array of motoring memorabilia. Displays aim at providing a perspective view of not only historic motor vehicles but parallel technological development, particularly of the period c.1880 to 1940.
Australian Stoewer Museum
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Stoewer, Germany's 3rd oldest car brand is John Stanley's lifelong passion. In this museum he displays cars and memoribilia.
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The Australian War Memorial is based in Canberra, and exists to help Australians commemorate the sacrifice of those who have served and died in war, and we're also an outstanding historical research centre and a venue for many exciting and dynamic exhibitions.
Caboolture Historic Village
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The Caboolture Historical Villageis situated on 4 hectares (about 12 acres) of land just north of the Caboolture town centre. The Village is listed as one of the top tourist destinations in the region. It is the largest tourist attraction in the region, with over 70 buildings, and more than 110,000 museum pieces. The Village's collection of cars and trucks is quite large and if the tractor collection is included we have over 73 units in total.
Campe's Motor Museum
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Campes Motor Museum is every motor enthusiast's dream come true. Founded more than three decades ago, the museum is home to vintage cars and an array of motor memorabilia. Today, the museum celebrates cars, vans and motorbikes by displaying them in their large exhibition shed. Some of the most notable attractions on site include a 1955 Ansett Clipper Bus, a Citroen 1933 and a stunning Stutz 1929.