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Crows Nest Folk Museum and Village boasts its very own historic village. The buildings within the village have been lovingly restored by volunteers who have paid great attention to every detail, making sure that everything is as close to authentic as possible.
A very significant building is 'Carbethon House' built in the 1880s and moved to Crows Nest in 1978. It marked the beginning of the collection of now 21 buildings that make up the village. Being the birthplace of Ray White, it has the original business building displayed on the grounds as well as the beautiful old home of Alan White.
Take your time exploring with a self-guided tour sheet or ask for a guided tour for your group.
School and group tours welcome, bookings essential.
The village and onsite church is an ideal location for hosting work and private events like weddings, birthdays, Christmas parties and club based activities.
Catering available offering breakfast, morning and afternoon teas and lunch.
Individual and group photo opportunities are available with horse and buggies, old machinery and costumed characters.
Corner of New England Highway and Oxford Street, Crows Nest, QLD.
View in Google maps.
Open 10am to 3pm daily (last entry 2pm).
Closed Good Friday, Christmas day and Boxing Day.
Phone: 07 4698 1776
Email: secretarycnhs@gmail.com
Crows Nest museum website
