Australian Inland Mission Hospital Museum

The Australian Inland Mission Hospital Museum is a heritage-listed former hospital in Lake Grace, Western Australia, about 350 km southeast of Perth. Built in 1926 as part of Reverend John Flynn's Australian Inland Mission network, it provided medical services to remote farming communities. Now preserved as a museum, it displays original hospital rooms, medical equipment and photographs documenting outback healthcare and the history of the district.

Visitors can expect a restored interwar hospital building with preserved wards, operating theatre, dispensary and living quarters furnished with period medical equipment, furniture and photographs. Exhibits explain the work of the Australian Inland Mission and Reverend John Flynn in providing healthcare to isolated communities. The site is compact and set in the town centre, with interpretive displays and information panels. Visits are typically self-guided or by guided tour arranged through the Lake Grace Visitor Centre.