Preserving the past to inform the future
The Shepparton Heritage Centre is a modern, vibrant, and accessible space
Explore Shepparton’s rich history at the Shepparton Heritage Centre, home to the historic 1873 Foresters Hall, the city’s oldest surviving public building Through its galleries, visitors can uncover the stories of the region’s people, culture, and communities, from First Nations custodians and pioneering settlers to the industries, families, and individuals who have shaped Shepparton.
Attractions & Events
Foresters Hall
Built in 1873, Foresters Hall is one of Shepparton’s earliest surviving public buildings, reflecting the important role friendly societies played in supporting working families before modern welfare systems existed.
Post Office Clock
Step back in time and discover one of Shepparton’s most fascinating surviving treasures, the historic Post Office clock. Once positioned high in the tower of Shepparton’s grand 1883 Post Office.
Vintage Toys
Enjoy vintage children’s toys and games, treasured for their simplicity, craftsmanship and enduring charm. From well-loved dolls and hand-painted tin toys to classic board games.
Heritage Research
& History Hub
Located beside the History Museum, the Shepparton Heritage Centre is a welcoming community resource dedicated to exploring and preserving the rich history of Greater Shepparton. Visitors can access valuable family history and genealogical records, explore extensive archival collections, and receive expert research support. The Centre also provides meaningful opportunities for community engagement, connecting people with the stories, people and heritage that shape the region.
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Education & Learning Space
Explore Shepparton’s educational history in a family-friendly, hands-on environment featuring early schools, historical memorabilia, unique classroom furniture, and an interactive area where children can engage with vintage toys and learning tools.
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