Experience the unique history of the 'Blue Mallee' eucalyptus at our heritage listed site in Inglewood, Victoria. View the museum collection, grab a coffee or browse the store. The museum has operated since 2011.
We have some exciting events planned for the year!
Easter Monday April 21 - the "hotrods" group will be in town and visiting the museum. Demonstration of "Eucy Oil Distilling " in our model and also a local "potstill" demo with wonderful spanish food pop up food by "Little Sangria"
Open Thursday to Sunday 10:00am to - 4:00 pm and most Public Holidays.
The museum houses a unique collection of historic items including old tools, oil bottles, artworks, news cuttings, photographs and other paraphernalia from the local industry dating from the 1800s. The museum collection also includes the heritage listed 'Old Jones' Distillery which dates back to 1890 and is accessible to visitors. View our new audio-visual kiosk terminals exploring local people's histories and videos.
Self guided tours of the museum are available at all times during open hours. Group bookings by appointment available most days and include a walk around the heritage listed distillery, an informative talk and a demonstration of eucalyptus oil production in our model distillery. Contact us to make a booking (min 10) and optional refreshments are available . We have experience hosting groups and have ample parking for large coaches and caravan or car clubs. Museum entry from $5 adults. Group tour $10 Adults, $8 Seniors. Children <15 free.
Our gift Shop features a range of natural and local products, supplied by local manufacturers connected with our eucalyptus oil focus. Australian Eucalyptus Oil Co, Goldfields Providore, Blue Eucy and other native foods & teas are supplied. Whether it is for cleaning, aromas, soaps or gifts, there will be something natural for you.
The museum participates in a number of community events such as the 'Loddon Valley Arts Trail', which gives local artists a place to show their work and connect with art lovers. The museum cafe is home to a permanent display of works by local artists which are available to be purchased (a portion of the proceeds is donated to the not-for-profit museum). Metal Garden Art by Maryanne is a recent addition.
The museum hosts popular annual events such as the National Heritage Festival and National Eucalyptus Day. The events are popular with visitors and bring much needed business to the region. The museum is regularly used by community groups and locals as a place to gather.
goto Events
A group of local enthusiasts, "The Inglewood Blue Eucy Miniature Railway Club" have been busy building train tracks on the museum grounds so that little kids (and big kids!) can take a ride on a miniature train! The project is due to be completed late 2024. If you would like to volunteer your time please contact us.
The Cliff and Bunting Steam Traction Engine is believed to be the only surviving model in the Southern Hemisphere. Originally part of the distillery in Inglewood, it is currently undergoing restoration and will be returned to the museum in late 2024. For more information please follow the link below.
To house the steam traction engine, the main building will be extended and a large annex will be added. As a not-for-profit volunteer run organisation, the museum still requires funding to complete the building works, for project updates and to make a tax-deductible donation follow the link below.
20 Grant North Street, Inglewood Victoria 3517, Australia
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