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National Crime & Justice Museum – Geelong Gaol
Things To Do Geelong, Greater Geelong, Victoria
Galleries, Museums and Collections
The National Crime & Justice Museum at the Geelong Gaol (also known as the Geelong Gaol Museum) is housed in the most intact 19th-century colonial prison in Victoria. It opened in 1853 and closed in 1991 in the same conditions that you see today.
Visitors can experience the brutal conditions prisoners endured over its 138-year history along with displays telling the history of this three-story bluestone behemoth. Visitors can also see artefacts from all over Australia that illustrate its criminal history.
Step back in history and view the exhibitions of Colonial Prisons, the Hulks, Stitched Up and Saga Behind the Armour, Eureka Stockade to name a few.
Special Exhibitions on a variety of topics that change up to 4 times a year
Facilities
Coach Parking
Enquiry Desk
Family Friendly
Gallery / Museum
Non Smoking
Public Toilet
Shop / Gift Shop
Disabled Assistance
Disabled access availableMembership
Australian Museums and Galleries Association Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation Victoria Tourism Industry CouncilAccreditation
Australian Tourism Accreditation Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATICRates
From AU$18.00
Concession – $18.
Adults – $20.
