Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre

The Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Centre is a mining heritage museum in Beaconsfield in northern Tasmania's West Tamar region. Located on the site of the historic Beaconsfield Gold Mine, it preserves and interprets more than a century of gold mining history from 1877. The centre is notable for its preserved headframe, mine buildings, machinery and exhibits on the 2006 Beaconsfield mine rescue, displaying artefacts, photographs and equipment from Tasmania's gold mining era.

Visitors can expect a museum complex centred on the former Beaconsfield Gold Mine with historic buildings, the Grubb Shaft headframe, outdoor mining machinery displays and indoor exhibition galleries. Inside, exhibits cover gold mining techniques, town history, and the 2006 mine rescue with audio-visual displays and artefacts. Visitors can explore heritage buildings, view mining equipment, try gold panning, browse the gift shop and walk the outdoor site with interpretive signage.