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Berrima Courthouse Museum

The Berrima Courthouse Museum is a heritage museum housed in the 1838 sandstone courthouse in Berrima, Southern Highlands, New South Wales. Designed by Colonial Architect Mortimer Lewis in Georgian style, it is one of the oldest surviving courthouses in Australia. The museum displays colonial courtroom settings, local history collections and Southern Highlands artefacts, illustrating early justice, convict history and village development within the well-preserved Berrima historic precinct.

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Gawler Museum

The Gawler Museum is a community history museum located at 2 Lyndoch Road in Gawler, South Australia, within the Gawler Civic Centre precinct. Operated by volunteers of the National Trust of South Australia (Gawler Branch), it preserves the heritage of Gawler, South Australia's oldest country town founded in 1839. The collection includes photographs, documents, domestic objects, agricultural implements, textiles and memorabilia documenting the town's social and industrial development.

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Port Macquarie Museum

Port Macquarie Museum is a community history museum in central Port Macquarie, New South Wales, operated by the Port Macquarie Historical Society since 1956. Located at 22 Clarence Street, it preserves and displays collections relating to the region's history from its establishment as a convict settlement in 1821. The museum is notable for its extensive local archives, photographs, furniture, textiles and convict-era artefacts.

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Rajwade Sanshodhan Mandal

Rajwade Sanshodhan Mandal is a historical research institute and museum in Dhule, Maharashtra, established in 1927 to preserve the collection of historian V.K. Rajwade. The institution houses over 3,500 Marathi and Sanskrit manuscripts, historical documents in Farsi, Modi, and Hindi, as well as artifacts like coins, sculptures, and paintings. A fire-proof building was constructed in 1932 to safeguard these resources for scholars and students studying history and literature.

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Unley Museum

Unley Museum is a local history museum operated by the City of Unley at 80 Edmund Avenue, Unley, about 4 km south of Adelaide CBD. Housed in the heritage-listed former Unley Fire Station built in 1899, it preserves and interprets the history of the Unley district. The museum holds photographs, objects, documents and changing exhibitions documenting Kaurna Country and the development of Unley from the 19th century.

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