Does the ANME know about your school museum?
Across the nation, there are countless school museums, some housed in heritage school buildings and preserved in a a pioneer village. Such museums can often be found in small rural communities seeking to preserve their farming heritage.

We invite you to join our National Register of school museums and enjoy the benefits of membership of ANME for $50. Receive newsletters and notices of special events and workshops. Link up with other school museums. Receive professional advice and assistance.

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Hidden heritage treasures
A rare and well-preserved slab hut schoolhouse once on nearby ‘Hillside’ is now found at the extensive Woolpack Inn Museum, Holbrook, NSW. This building dates from the time ‘Hillside’ was a Cobb and Co. staging post in the 1880s.

The Rangemore State School building is preserved  at MacLagan Memories Museum (no link) on the Darling Downs, South-east Queensland. The school was opened in 1913 and closed in 1962. It is furnished with a range of furniture and materials from different periods.

Rangemore State School, MacLagan, Qld

Schoolhouse, Woolpack Inn Museum, Holbrook NSW.