Eskbank House Museum

Tour was indepth and interesting. the grounds are gorgeous too

Beautiful colonial homestead. Everything was very well kept and great to see it presented and preserved.

Eskbank House Museum is the Lithgow districts regional museum. Set within a historic estate, the museum aims to collect, preserve and interpret the histories associated with the early settlement and development of the region.Initially opened to the public on 21 November 1966 as a house museum, one of the earliest house museums in Australia, the collection quickly expanded to support the research interests of the Lithgow District Historical Society. The collection developed to include objects of state and national significance, including the important Iron Black Roses, Sutton Family Crazy Patchwork Quilt, Sir Joseph Cook Collection, and the Lithgow Valley Colliery Company Collection (Lithgow Pottery).

Beautiful building with wonderful antiques. Free morning tea provided.

I loved the history helped by volunteer

This is very interesting and informative place to learn all about the history of Lithgow nsw the lady that took us on the tour was extremely helpful friendly and explained it beautifully

We were given an excellent historical talk by a volunteer and then viewed the outbuildings...

Really lovely house, grounds, outhouses and museum. Very friendly staff/guide. Very cheap entry. Well worth a visit. Highly recommend.

Wonderful historic house and museum dating back to the 1840's.The grounds are beautiful and the museum collection is full great history.Lovely tour guides!

Beautifully restored piece of history. Loved my visit.