Murtoa Museum ****OPEN BY REQUEST ANYTIME — Attraction in Murtoa

The Murtoa Museum in Victoria, Australia, has a collection of artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the region's history.

History of the town The town was originally called Marma Gully, but was renamed Murtoa in 1873.

The name Murtoa is believed to mean "Home of the Lizard" in the local First Nation language.

The town was founded on land that was owned by the Jardwe Aborigine people for thousands of years.

Early settlers came from South Australia to grow grain Museum exhibits.

James Hill Taxidermy Collection: The collection includes over 600 birds, eggs, nests, and reptiles Concordia Cottage: The only remaining building of Concordia College, a Lutheran seminary established in 1890.

Concordia Bell Tower: A historic bell and tower that was a feature of Concordia College.

Murtoa Railway Station: A restored railway station that displays the history of railways and industry in the district Other resources.

Murtoa Heritage Trail A self-guided walking tour that includes the old Water Tower, Concordia Cottage, and more.

Murtoa Museum Precinct Includes the old Water Tower, Concordia Cottage, and the restored...

Wow, did I have a wonderful surprise stepping into the door from the watertower . The volunteer was just about to leave and said it was OK for me to visit. I was welcomed by a huge bird collection from the Taxidermist Jamed Hill. The whole display of local history was very informative, including seeing the bottom of the water tank . The entry ticket also gives you entry to the railway station and the Concordia College. This is a must visit after or before you visit the Stick Shed, you will not be...

Went right up to top a few interesting things in there but not that many things to look out really spent 25 minutes there at the water tower. when I was leaving guy told me to go the old railway train station which you get to see with entry to the water tower which is the only reason it got 4 stars then spent another 25 minutes over there but yeah $9 dollars probably a little dear maybe $5 or $6...