Woods' Farming and Heritage Museum — Attraction in Rupanyup

An absolute gem of a museum! Woods’ Farming & Heritage Museum is like stepping into a living time capsule — packed with history, heart and incredible attention to detail. You’ll find everything from early farming machinery and vintage tractors to old tins, kitchenware, and entire replicas of shops from another era — a butcher, general store, post office, even a hardware store! It’s a fascinating journey through how people once lived, worked and farmed in the Wimmera. Every corner tells a story — from wedding dresses and sewing machines to antique tools and homewares. You can feel the care that’s gone into preserving local history here. Everything is beautifully displayed, easy to explore, and family-friendly. Whether you’re into farming, antiques, or just love discovering something different, this place is a must-see. If you’re passing through Rupanyup or nearby, stop in and check it out — you’ll be glad you did! A true rural treasure and a wonderful slice of...

This museum is truly amazing. We thought we'd call in and spend an hour or so having a look. Our visit went for 2.5 hours, and we could've have easily stayed longer if we didn't need to get home. This would have to be one of the most interesting museums I've been to and there really is something for everyone to see. It's well laid out, clean and very well maintained for by the owner and friendly volunteers. I've have mentioned it to a lot of people since visiting 4 weeks ago. You even get a cuppa and a biscuit included in your admittance fee. Well worth visiting and I look forward...

The Woods family have created an amazing gift to Rupunyup , history from all eras. During lockdown Michael Woods recreated his mother's and grandma's house inside the shed. You need at least 2 hrs and there is something for everyone. Even matchbox car display for kids. Tea,coffee and a biscuits is provided with entry fee. $15 ea but well worth every cent. You can even take in your small dog, but clean up if there is a mess. We are returning whe next in the area. We'll done to the Woods Family and volunteers esp Helen who was very friendly...