Fred Teague's Museum

Fred Teague's Museum is a private heritage museum located in Hawker, the gateway town to the Flinders Ranges in South Australia. Established and curated by local identity Fred Teague over many decades, it houses an extensive collection of fossils, minerals, Aboriginal artefacts, and pioneer memorabilia. The museum is notable for preserving the natural and settler history of the Flinders Ranges region in a single, eclectic community collection.

Visitors can expect a small, densely packed private museum within the township of Hawker, displaying a wide-ranging collection assembled over decades. Exhibits include local fossils and minerals, Aboriginal stone tools and artefacts, early pastoral and domestic items, old machinery, bottles and memorabilia. The setting is informal and personal, often with the owner or custodian providing context. The museum is located on the main road through town near other Hawker services.