This building originally stood in the yard beside the 1882 Maffra police residence. It was then a small office. In 1937...

The first banks in Gippsland were mainly set up in mining areas to purchase gold from the miners. In selection districts,...

Loren, which is on the Victorian Heritage Register and the Register of the National Estate, and owned by The National...

A small, square log-and-mud-wall cabin with a corrugated iron roof, and a timber and bark roofed front verandah. There is a...

The building that we see today is as relocated from Dumbalk, although it has not yet been possible to reinstate the...

Relocated from Tynong to Old Gippstown in 1978, it was refurbished as a cinema, with an adjoining store room and an...

A comprehensive collection of photographic equipment in showcases is housed in this room, including artefacts from keen...

This timber building was relocated to Old Gippstown in 1976 after dismantling and removing the post office and storage...

A small, rectangular, timber office, with a corrugated iron roof and pressed metal hoods over the front door and front...

This shearing shed (sometimes called a woolshed) c.1880 was part of the Ashdale farm complex from Dumbulk North moved to...

This new building was constructed in 2011 to house the original, and unadulterated collection of the Narracan Mechanics’...

Purpose built on site to house some of our horse-drawn vehicles.

A replica built in the 1970s by Old Gippstown from recycled materials.

In 1975 the State Electricity Commission donated this Yallourn house to display the Dr J.M. Andrew collection and paid for...

Joseph and Ethel Callow built this shop about 1917-1918 at Neerim. Ethel Callow sold sweets and school / stationery...

This building came as a shop from Traralgon some time prior to 1972 and the verandah has been added. In the early 1900s,...

Jim Mayze set up a coach building and blacksmithing operation in Traralgon in 1886 with a Mr West. Mayze and West...

This Old Gippstown fire station was originally a tennis pavilion from Moe, relocated in 1971. It houses the 1938 Dodge Fire...

This drop slab and plaster inn was built in 1863 by David Connor on the north side of the road between Pakenham and...

This hall was built in 1905 to replace an earlier hall at Narracan East. In August 1978, the ownership of the building was...

Our Tuck display is a rare collection of tinsmithing and plumbing tools spanning 3 generations of the Tuck family. On...

Old Gippstown’s shoemaker’s building comes from the Main Street of the relatively small town of Neerim South, where it was...

Built around 1972 at Old Gippstown to represent one of the out buildings of McMillan’s time.

This building was transferred from Rosedale to Maffra in 1869. These police cells, imported from England, were designed to...

This lock-up was transported from Trafalgar/Thorpdale RSL in 2015. The framework of iron bars in these lock-ups made it...

This building was constructed on site in 1972 and was named after a garage established in 1929 in Maffra by W.O. Fulton, a...

This display shows a typical outside laundry up to the mid 20th century. Items on display include a wooden laundry trough,...

This building was built on site by Old Gippstown, and in early days was used to restore many of the horse-drawn vehicles....

This building was built on site and is currently used as part of our restoration workshop. It houses a collection of...

This shed, from ‘Nyaalinga’ House, Moe, is typical of the sort of building that would have been behind the Narracan General...

The rotunda, built in 1973, is a replica of the Yallourn Bandstand that was taken down when the town was demolished in the...

This water wheel, which is operational, was originally from Buxton. It was used to generate electricity for a boarding house.

Constructed in 1971 by Old Gippstown from materials on site, this large shed includes a variety of farm equipment including...

Constructed in 1912, this shelter shed is from the Grey Street State School, Traralgon, and was relocated to Old Gippstown...

SS2903 Sunny Creek State School, first called Yarragon East, situated on Sunny Creek Road, between Yarragon and Trafalgar,...

Dedicated on 3 December 1895 by Archdeacon Langley, deconsecrated in 1968 after a new church was built, and moved to Old...

A slab construction cottage built in Ripplebrook in 1880 as a home for a single female land owner, and later relocated to...

A square shaped pit sawn timber house, with a corrugated iron roof over shingles. It has a verandah that covers both the...

Planned to be used as a railway display in the future.  

Built in the 1920s on Tom Fowler’s farm at Willow Grove and used as a shed. This building was moved to Old Gippstown in...

A collection of printing equipment, some still in operational order. This collection includes an 1870s Wharfdale flat bed...

Arch Templeton of Traralgon, having worked for another funeral director (and driven the Hudson hearse in the collection, in...

This hut came from the Tanjil goldfields, and was in use around 1900, the home of two miners on an old goldfield. The...