Chifley Home is the home of Prime Minister Ben Chifley and his wife, Elizabeth.
Preserved in its original state, the house is a time capsule of life in the 1940s and is a testament to the hardships of the Great Depression, followed by wartime rationing and restrictions which dictated how people lived.
The house contains the Chifley’s original household furnishings, Prime Ministerial mementos and personal effects from 1914 to 1961.
Our Learning program aims to extend the understanding and enjoyment of the collections, exhibitions and events at the Chifley Home and Education centre.
From early years to higher education, we offer opportunities for tours and programs of exploration and discussion to enhance students’ engagement with history.
Chifley Home is currently closed due to social distancing restrictions. We are still offering learning opportunities and have developed a wealth of stories and learning opportunities:
We tailor visits for tertiary and adult education specifically to the needs of each group.
Contact us if you would like to book a guided tour of the Museum for 10 or more people.
Adult group $13
Concession group $8
Museums Bathurst is a suite of public museums managed by Bathurst Regional Council.
