Liverpool Regional Museum
Preserving and promoting Liverpool’s cultural heritage, history and stories

The Liverpool Regional Museum was established in 1989 with the aim of preserving and promoting Liverpool’s cultural heritage, history and stories through heritage collections, exhibitions and public programs.

Today, at no cost, visitors can experience the permanent exhibition “Resonances: objects, lives and stories of Liverpool” as well as a changing program of diverse exhibitions, accompanied by public programs, that engage and inspire the community. Museum staff are available to guide visitors through the exhibitions and assist with queries.  Visitors can also research their family history with knowledgeable volunteers from Liverpool Genealogy Society.

Liverpool Regional Museum
Cnr Congressional Drive and Hume Highway, Liverpool NSW, 2170
Ph 02 8711 7126
Email for general enquiries, school and group visits) liverpoolregionalmuseum@liverpool.nsw.gov.au 
www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/venues/places-to-visit/liverpool-regional-museum
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Photo courtesy of Liverpool ​City Council

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