Maintained by the Omeo Historical Society, the Museum is open daily between 10 am and 2 pm including weekends and public holidays.
The museum is housed in the old courthouse, and contains many artifacts of the regions history. Some of the fascinating paraphernalia include:
Together the Historic Park is the only original Justice precinct still intact in Australia.
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Omeo Historical Society Website: www.omeo.org.au

The Old Log jailhouse is a great relic of the most lawless goldfield in Australia. It's thick walls, dark interior and displays transport you to a bygone era. The exterior consist of hardwood logs while the internal walls are made from black wood.

This 5 head stamper (rock crusher) has been fully restored along with landscaping of the Commissioners gully in which it stands.

This ornate brick building is actually the "new" courthouse, but was built over a 100 years ago. As previously mentioned, the old courthouse now is the home of the Museum. Before this courthouse was built, court was held in a marquee and prisoners were chained to trees.
The new Courthouse is still operational and is used twice a year for official business. On every other day of the year it is open to the public as part of the Historic Park