About Mad Max 2 Museum
The Mad Max 2 Museum is a privately operated film museum in Silverton, a historic village 25 kilometres northwest of Broken Hill in far western New South Wales. Established by Adrian Bennett, it is dedicated to George Miller's 1981 film Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, which was filmed on location around Silverton and Broken Hill. The museum displays original props, costumes, photographs, vehicles and memorabilia documenting the film's production and legacy.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact, enthusiast-run museum housed in a small building on Lodge Street in Silverton. The interior is densely filled with original and replica props, costumes, photographs, storyboards, vehicle parts and scaled models from Mad Max 2, plus behind-the-scenes images and information panels. Outside, replica vehicles and film-related displays are often parked for photography. The setting is a quiet outback village surrounded by arid plains, with the museum located near the Silverton Hotel and other heritage buildings.
Key highlights
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Dedicated collection of original props, costumes and memorabilia from Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior
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Replica Interceptor and other film vehicles displayed outside for photography
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Behind-the-scenes photographs and production information from the 1981 shoot around Silverton and Broken Hill
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Privately curated by Adrian Bennett, an extra in the original film