History Hill Museum & Underground Mine

Amazing Museum, 10Aud for one time Miner experience in traditional way. They accept cash only.Museum have huge space and so pretty nice of everything.

This place is amazing!!! You can spend hours here for a measly entry fee off $10 adults. Put this place on your to-do list ! This is a privately owned place and it must have taken a lot of love and labour to build.Thank you!!

Great place, very interesting and informative! The museum is an absolute treasure trove and if you take the time to read the information above the displays it will take at least an hour or so. The owner has poured his heart and soul into this place and it deserves to be acknowledged and supported.

Great collection of artifacts and memorabilia. Could easily spend a couple of hours here. Clean amenities and nice views of the surrounding mining area. Bring light lunch and picnic in the grounds after your tour. The owner is a nice eccentric fella. Will recommend this place to everyone.

100% recommend giving this place a visit. Owner is extremely accommodating and kind. We had a fantastic time with our two young children. It is only a 2-3 minute drive up the road from the centre of town and leagues better then the bald hill mine. Very very informative and a very large collection. The mine shaft is definitely a must after your finished exploring the museum!

Excellent museum, extensive collection of interesting historical artefacts, informative video and self guided mine walk.

Incredible collection, owned and operated by a man so full of knowledge he is like a real life google.Anyone who has any interest in history and especially Hill End should come and visit this awesome facility

We recently had the pleasure of experiencing an unexpected surprise visit to History Hill which turned out to be a fascinating journey through Australian and Gold history, even incorporating some Chinese aspects. The museum was a treasure trove of artifacts, exhibits, displays and rooms showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.The museum also had an extensive collection of gold nuggets, coins, and other artifacts, highlighting the importance of gold in shaping Australia's economy and history. The exhibits provided a fascinating insight into the lives of the prospectors and the impact that the gold rush had on the Australian landscape and economy.The museum had several exhibits that showcased the contributions of the Chinese miners, including their innovative mining techniques and their cultural traditions. It was eye-opening to see how the Chinese culture had influenced the development of the mining industry in Australia, and how they had adapted to life in a new and unfamiliar land.Our unexpected visit to this local museum was an unforgettable experience. I was impressed by the breadth and depth of the exhibits, and the interactive displays made the history come alive.We highly recommend this museum to anyone interested in Australian history, mining, or just looking for a fascinating and educational day out. Although it is looking a bit tired and dated, it is well worth going! But remember TAKE CASH! $10 per adult! But absolutely worth it! Seriously though, take cash. The whole town operates on cash (or gold if you're lucky enough to find it!).

All I can say is WOW.There are items in the museum that I had never seen before.I could have spent days here just looking in the museum.