Closed for Winter break – re-opening 20 September 2025
An interesting display of indoor and outdoor exhibits tell the story of how the district developed from the discovery of gold in 1870, the growth of the dairy and fishing industries, the establishment of Wilsons Promontory National Park in 1906 – Victoria’s first National Park, to the thriving district of the 21st century.
The former Post office and residence built in 1890, house the main pioneer exhibitions and photos. Outdoor buildings include the old Agnes School, Foster Lock Up and 120 year old farm cottage. A variety of books about the history of the region are available to purchase.
Requests, enquiries and group bookings may be made using the ‘contact us’ section on this website Home – Prom Country History or email enquiries@promcountryhistory.org.au. For on the day book purchases or more urgent enquiries, please call 0428 821 760.
ENTRANCE FEES:
Family: $10.00, Adults: $ 5.00, Concession: $4.00 (pension, seniors and student cards), Children 5 – 15yrs: 50c, Children under 5yrs: FREE, Museum members: FREE
