Attraction

Eyre Peninsula

Ceduna National Trust Musuem

Eyre Peninsula

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Attraction
One of the best on the Eyre Peninsula, the Museum houses an historic collection of pioneer, farm and Maralinga memorabilia as well as the cast of a basking shark found at Fowlers Bay in 1914.

The building originally the first school built in Ceduna in 1912 was converted for use as the National Trust Museum in 1981.

Check opening times at the Ceduna Visitor Information Centre.

Facilities

Carpark
Family Friendly
Public Toilet
Intercontinental Hotel Elder Park

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