Located just 3km from Echuca, the Great Aussie Beer Shed and Heritage Farm Museum houses over 20,000 beer cans from Australia and around the world, alongside an extensive collection of brewery equipment, tap tops, handles, barrels, bottles and signs.
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Behind it all is owner Neil Thomas, who has devoted more than 45 years of his life to building this remarkable collection, and he personally leads tours through the sprawling 5000 square-foot space, sharing the stories behind every piece.
Step back in time at the Heritage Farm Museum where farming equipment from the late 1800s tells the story of Australia's rural past, including a standout collection of iconic Furphy farm water carts.
Wander through a traditional blacksmith workshop, a shearing shed, a milking shed, and a saddlery, then step into a historic kitchen where 100-year-old Echuca-built ovens still take centre stage.
In September 2017, the museum expanded to include the Beer Stein and Horse-Drawn Carriage Museum, showcasing approximately 4000 beer steins and various historic carriages, including an 1890 Dabb and Co Royal Mail coach and a 1900 Melbourne taxi cab.
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Jack's Shed is a treat for motoring enthusiasts, with nine vintage and classic cars on display, including a prized selection of classic Holdens rescued from the former National Holden Museum.
The licensed premises are available for private functions, from weddings and engagements to birthday parties, set against a backdrop unlike anywhere else.
To book your group experience, give them a ring on 5482 6904.
The Great Aussie Beer Shed and Heritage Farm Museum is located at 377 Mary Ann Rd, Echuca.