Rocky Hill War Memorial and Museum

Rocky Hill War Memorial and Museum is a prominent war memorial and small museum atop Rocky Hill overlooking Goulburn in New South Wales. Built in 1924-1925 to honour local soldiers who served in World War I, the square stone tower offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside. The adjacent museum displays military memorabilia, photographs and artefacts, serving as a focal point for remembrance and local history.

Visitors can expect a hilltop memorial setting with a 20-metre square stone tower accessed via internal stairs to an open viewing platform with 360-degree views over Goulburn and the surrounding tablelands. At the base, a small museum building houses military uniforms, medals, photographs, weapons and archival material related to local service history. The site includes landscaped grounds, parking area and interpretive signage. The experience combines short museum viewing with climbing the tower for sightseeing and photography.