About Ceduna School House Museum
The Ceduna School House Museum is a community museum housed in the former Ceduna Primary School building on Park Terrace in Ceduna, on the west coast of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. Operated by the National Trust of South Australia (Ceduna Branch), it preserves and displays artefacts, photographs and records relating to pioneer settlement, schooling, agriculture, fishing and local Aboriginal heritage of the Ceduna district.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, volunteer-run museum set within the historic stone school building and grounds. Inside are rooms displaying classroom memorabilia, domestic items, photographs, documents, agricultural and maritime artefacts, and exhibits on local Aboriginal culture and early settlement. The grounds include outdoor displays of farm machinery and equipment. The setting is quiet and residential, close to the Ceduna foreshore.
Key highlights
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Historic former Ceduna school building dating from the 1920s
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Collection of pioneer, farming and fishing artefacts from the Ceduna district
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Classroom and school memorabilia displays
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Photographic and archival records of local history
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Outdoor display of vintage agricultural machinery