Bradmans Birthplace

Lots of memorabilia of Bradman here. It's worth a visit for cricket and Bradman fans.

Great museum about the Don. There’s a couple of baby photos of him, one in a dress so it’s easier to change nappies. Also, in the old midwife’s cottage is a general museum of old stuff. There’s an old electric washing machine, coffee grinders for us Aussie coffee snobs to marvel at, a toaster for a stove, a raisin deseeder amongst lots of other things, some of which, reminds me of stuff I own! Haha.

A must when visiting Cootamundra. Very reasonable entry fee of $5 for adults (kids are free). So much history of Sir Don and a must for any cricket fan.

Bradmans Birthplace is iconic.. the non profit organization which takes care of the place is doing a great job in preserving such a great historical importance.. Bradman’s birthplace consists of many memorabilia of Bradman, local cricket clubs and souvenirs exclusively available here.. I feel lucky and blessed to have been here. The staff is wonderful and very friendly. Always happy to answer any questions about Bradman and this heritage site. Every cricket lover will love to visit this place and it won’t disappoint anyone. Bradman Oval is just 300 meters from this place, which is another great oval with the largest cricket stumps and bat. Overall, a visit to Cootamundra is worth a lifetime.. i would love to go there again and stay at Cootamundra.. its such a lovely town..

While driving from Sydney to Melbourne we took a detour to Cootamundra to checkout Sir Don Bradman’s birthplace. Being a cricket fan it was great to see the room in which Don Bradman was born, it’s well preserved with lots of memorabilia and things about Don’s cricketing career. There is small entry fee of $5 for adults and kids are free. The Midwife who delivered Sir Don Bradman ran a small private hospital from the front room of her house, it was refurbished in 1991 and opened to public in 1992. Definitely worth a visit for every cricket fan.

A must see for any cricket lover. It is filled with wonderful memoribalia associate with Bradman. The museum is volunteer run and is a labour of love for the vulunteers. It's a great place to visit even if you are not a cricket fanatic as it offers a fascinating glimpse into the man who became a national icon and international identity.

What a gem this place is! And Philip the volunteer - such an amazing bloke with so much knowledge! Great collection about Bradmans belongings and records! Must visit! And special thanks to Phillip and wish him the best ahead!

Lovely little museum with very knowledgeable volunteer. Well worth the $5 entry. Don't forget to check out the memorabilia collections in the little house adjacent.

Not being a fan of cricket as hearing the name 'Don Bradman' he is well known across the globe as a cricketer legend and icon.This museum has every piece of memorabilia you can dream of as you'll be here for hours. The lady at the counter who runs the museum is very friendly and helpful.I would recommend this museum to any Bradman or Cricket fan as you will not be disappointed.I'll be back.