Was, is and always will be ...
At our houses, museums, gardens or reading rooms
For exclusive Member events and experiences plus a range of year round benefits
Exhibitions, events, activations, celebrations and more
Eora, by the late Wiradjuri/Kamilaroi filmmaker and photographer Michael Riley (1960–2004), is a 20-minute digital film on display at the Museum of Sydney that tells the story of Sydney’s First Nations people – before and after colonisation
Dive deep or just browse among our diverse and inspiring collections
We're on the road again, sharing our stories with the people of regional NSW
Explore the past and imagine the future through immersive and interactive programs and resources, onsite and online
Discover past lives, events and stories in the places where they actually unfolded
A dedicated space for First Nations community, cultures and history
The remarkable talents of Aboriginal trackers who worked for NSW Police in the 20th century are featured in a display at the Justice & Police Museum
Our supporters are a central part of our story and our success
For almost 15 years, a dedicated group of volunteers has gathered to sew, crochet, knit, embroider and stuff historically authentic soft furnishings for our houses
There’s no limit to the stories our houses, museums and collections can tell
In 1788, the penal colony of New South Wales was established on the Country of the Gadigal people
From magnificent colonial style buildings to iconic modern designed spaces, we have a venue ready for you
Unique and spectacular spaces for your next event or occasion
Information and resources for managing, storing and transferring government records
Join us for the 2023 edition of After Dark at the Justice & Police Museum
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