Museums & Art Galleries in Lithgow, NSW with e-mail
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3A State Mine Gully Rd, Lithgow, 2790
(02) 6353 1513
Web site of the operating mining museum and railway established at the site of the former Lithgow State Mine, NSW, Australia The State Mine Heritage Park and Railway is a showcase for the industrial history of the NSW Western Coalfields. 
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206 Main St, Lithgow, 2790
0408 514 440
This museum-quality art gallery in Lithgow is highly regarded by visitors for its warm welcome, high-quality art, community involvement, and promotion of local artists. The gallery features beautiful and well-appointed workshops, regular events, and a wide range of stunning artwork. Sharon, the gallery owner, is known for her wonderful customer service and in-depth knowledge of the local area and artists. With regular art workshops and monthly music events, the gallery is a must-visit for art lovers. 
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Bennett Street, Lithgow, 2790
(02) 6351 3557
Museum Eskbank House Museum in Lithgow is a well-preserved historical house with informative tours offered by friendly staff. The museum is accessible for people with disabilities and features various rooms filled with intriguing historical items. Visitors praise the interesting history, beautiful gardens, and affordable entry fee. 
840 Chifley road CLARENCE, Lithgow, 2790
The Zig Zag is a full size, narrow gauge tourist railway located at Clarence, ten km east of Lithgow in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. Built in the 1860s, the line was constructed to transport people and produce from the western plains of NSW to Sydney. It was replaced in 1910 by a 10 tunnel deviation. The Zig Zag Railway is a popular family destination, offering a great learning experience and fantastic views. The friendly staff make it kid-friendly and the historical steam engine is a hit with visitors of all ages. Pre-booking is essential for tickets and the train offers beautiful sights, sounds, and smells. Tips for maximizing the experience include getting there early and securing good seats, and climbing to the bridge for a clear view of the engine maneuvers. Volunteers are knowledgeable and accommodating, making for a wonderful day out. 