It looks really small from the outside, but once you enter there are so many rooms and a very large section at the back. There is just so much stuff from many eras in time. This place is really great for older people who want...More

Damn cold inside but well worth the $3 entry fee. Take your electronically bound kids to see what we oldies remember as 'phones' plus a huge array of what old old transport and machines look like such as buggy's, early washing machines & mangles and...More

The guides were most helpful .I learnt a lot about old Singleton and old machinery. The pioneers were very ingenious and overcame significant obsticles

Looked forward to my visit to Singleton and the museum was top of my list. Lovely fountain out the front which I wanted to ask about. Walked in with a smile and said good morning to the lady inside. She growled and snapped at me...More

Run by volunteers and very cheap. Lots of different and interesting items on display. Very good for reminiscing.

This is a small country town Museum. Having said that it is packed with information. There is so much there to see, you will need to take 3 to 4 hours to see most of what is in the building. Even then you will not...More

Ended up staying at Singleton on an unplanned trip to Hunter Valley. Didn't expect much but my goodness... so much history in that little space. Didn't hesitate to make a donation they only charged $2 admission price. Saw the first cash register in action! A...More

Singleton is an historical town of around 20,000 inhabitants nestled within the bends of the Hunter River in the Hunter Valley NSW. The town area has a very long history of both Aboriginal and European settlement. As you would expect the little museum in the...More

I actually visited with my daughters school it was a really great place. The community has donated lots of great things and the volunteers are really commuted and enthusiastic. I probably wouldn't have decided to go by self. I really need to take the whole...More

Staff were lovely, well stocked on interesting stories. There's so much information in the little museum that we ended up staying much longer than expected. Worth a visit for $3 entry.