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The Liverpool Regional Museum can be found on the corner of the Hume Highway and Congressional Drive, Liverpool.
The Museum was established in 1989 with the aim of preserving and promoting Liverpool's history and cultural heritage through historical collections, exhibitions and public programs.
museum collection
The Liverpool Regional Museum collects and exhibits artefacts from
- Working life
- Modes of transport
- Industry
- Domestic and everyday life
- Local families
- Agricultural development
- Migration and settlement
- Traditional and contemporary crafts
- Photographs and oral histories.
The Museum is interested in artefacts of significance (or uniqueness) to the Liverpool area (e.g. an item made in Liverpool, or by a local person, or brought to Liverpool by immigrants).
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Location, opening hours and contact information
Where to find us
The Museum is located about one kilometre south of the Liverpool City Centre on the Hume Highway or 20 minutes walk from Liverpool Railway Station. There is ample free parking provided.
Opening hours
The Liverpool Regional Museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm. The Museum is closed between 1-2pm.
Facilities
Disabled access and facilities are available.
Contact details
Phone: (02) 9602 0315
Fax: (02) 9821 1479
E-mail: myMuseum@liverpool.nsw.gov.au
Postal Address: Locked Bag 7170 NSW 1871
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Friends of Liverpool Museum and Collingwood House
The Museum encourages and welcomes community support through the friends of Liverpool Museum and Collingwood House who organise a lively program of events; a team of active volunteers; and a junior friends group called "Museum Mates".
For more details, please contact the Museum on (02) 9602 0315.
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Help preserve Liverpool's history
You can help us save and preserve the history of the area. Everyone has a personal heritage - a cultural and family history; associations with older people; treasured objects and places. We all have links with the past through social rituals, stories, photographs, memorabilia, arts and crafts. Heritage is an important part of our lives!
This history is worth sharing and recording and the Museum is the ideal home for it - a place where future generations can share and learn about the history of the area. History can be found in many places and forms; nothing is too new or too ordinary. So, before you throw away a piece of your history, please contact the Museum. We will be happy to consider items for collection.
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