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 Wheatland
Museum
It is appropriate that the most comprehensive collection of
farm machinery and agriculture related products in Australia
should be found in the heart of the most productive grain
growing area in Australia. This 16 hectare site is dedicated
to the collection, restoration and display of agricultural
machinery used over the past 100 years, with particular emphasis
on the wheat industry. Most items are in working order and
feature in the annual Easter Parade.
Open daily from 10am to 5pm.
Wheatland's Warehouse
Second-hand store that has almost everything from furniture
& books to nick-knacks. You'll be lost for hours sifting
through the thousands of items on display. Proceeds go to
the maintenance of the Wheatland Museum.
 Historical
Centre
On display is a collection of all the items that make up the
history of a typical Wimmera town. Housed in the towns first
State Savings Bank, the display consists of furniture, pictures,
maps, kitchen utensils and the personal items found in the
homes of the pioneers of the era. The bank chamber remains
as it was on opening day in 1909.
Open daily except Saturdays 2pm to 4pm.
Post
Office
This attractive example of Tudor style architecture was built
in 1907 and remains a unique feature of the shopping centre.
Yarriambiack Creek
Flowing through the heart of the town, the Yarriambiack Creek
provides a haven for numerous water birds and the majestic
gums lining the banks attract many varieties of native birds
and animals. A walking track follows both sides of the creek
providing a relaxing 4km stroll to enjoy the scenery and fresh
air. The northern section of the creek provides an area for
recreational activities including water skiing, boating and
swimming.
Flora and Fauna Park
Created and maintained by the local Lions Club, this popular
park is situated on a picturesque bend of the creek, surrounded
by magnificent gums it provides free electric BBQ facilities,
picnic tables, a children's adventure playground and a collection
of native birds and animals. Kangaroos and emus are housed
in a large natural compound adjacent to the creek.
The Log Lock Up
Built in 1872 when the first permanent policeman came to town
and was used until 1960.
Open daily for inspection at no cost.
Court House
The Court House was built in 1891, restoration started in
1996.
Lawn Cemetery
A major project of the Lions Club, transforming the area into
a place of tranquility.
Woodbine Centre
A residential school and training provider for adults with
intellectual and other disabilities, built largely from the
generosity of local people.
Trading Precinct
Warracknabeal boasts an active, vibrant array of traders and
business houses. Covering a diverse broad spectrum including
professional services, clothing & apparel, electrical & computers,
gifts, knick-knacks, supermarkets, chemist, food outlets,
hardware and many more.
 Tourist
Information Centre
First port of call to obtain information and maps to fully
appreciate the Township and surrounding area.
Open daily from 9.00am to 5.00pm.
Phone/Fax: 03 53 981632
E-Mail: warrack@netconnect.com.au
Schools
Warracknabeal Kindergarten
Take a Break (Occasional Day-care)
Warracknabeal Christian School
St Mary's Catholic Primary School
Warracknabeal Primary School
Warracknabeal Secondary School
Special Development School (Woodbine Inc) |
Churches
Anglican - Anderson St, Ph. 53 981251
Assembly of God - Bowman St, Ph. 53 981967
Baptist Church - Woolcock St, Ph. 53 981310
Catholic - Lyle St, Ph. 53 941062
Lutheran - Scott St, Ph. 53 981421
Uniting - Jamouneau St, Ph. 53 941880 |
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