This epic tribute to our Outback pioneers was the dream of renowned Australian artist Hugh Sawrey.

A whole range of displays and exhibits include a focus on Aboriginal workers’ contribution to the development of Australia’s great pastoral industry and the role women played in developing the Outback.

The original information centre, a sandstone cottage built by RM Williams, complete with hand adzed timber and black marble floors, was restored to its original character and now houses the Hall of Fame’s growing library collection.

• Theatrette showing a film on the complex’s theme – the people of the bush
• 3000 square metres of exhibits including our indigenous heritage, unsung heroes, explorers, wool industry, gold era, transport, drovers, bush communications through to the modern age in the bush of satellite communications
• Historical recreations including a Blacksmith’s forge, 1860s settler’s hut, 1920s kitchen and hawker’s wagon
• Library
• Gift shop offering Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame clothing, souvenirs and Akubra hats
• Bookshop specialising in Australian heritage
• Cafeteria