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Glencoe Woolshed

Glencoe Woolshed is a heritage-listed 1863 woolshed in Glencoe in the Wattle Range Council area on South Australia's Limestone Coast, about 27 km northwest of Mount Gambier. Built for Edward and Robert Leake's Glencoe Station to handle up to 53,000 sheep, the large timber 36-stand woolshed is one of Australia's largest and most intact. Now operated as a museum by the National Trust of South Australia, it preserves original shearing equipment and pastoral history.

Wattle Range, South AustraliaMuseum

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Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum

The Lake Boga Flying Boat Museum is a heritage aviation museum on the foreshore of Lake Boga in north-west Victoria, 16 km south-east of Swan Hill. Housed in a restored World War II communications hangar at Catalina Park, it preserves the history of the RAAF No. 1 Flying Boat Repair Depot that operated on the lake from 1942 to 1945. The museum displays a restored PBY Catalina flying boat, artefacts, photographs and interpretive exhibits documenting wartime operations.

Swan Hill, VictoriaMuseum

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Old Melbourne Gaol

Old Melbourne Gaol is a former 19th-century prison located on Russell Street in central Melbourne, Victoria. Operating between 1842 and 1929, the bluestone complex held thousands of prisoners including bushranger Ned Kelly, who was executed there in 1880. Now a museum managed by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria), it preserves original cells, gallows and watch house, offering insight into Victoria's penal history and early Melbourne's justice system.

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Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum

The Tea Tree Gully Heritage Museum is a local history museum housed in the former Highercombe Hotel (1854) at 3 Perseverance Road, Tea Tree Gully, in north-eastern Adelaide, South Australia. Operated by the City of Tea Tree Gully with the National Trust of South Australia Tea Tree Gully Branch, it preserves the district's settlement history. Displays include period rooms, photographs, documents, agricultural implements and domestic objects illustrating 19th and early 20th-century life in the area.

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