Bingara Museum

The Bingara Museum, housed in the original 1860 Post Office Hotel, showcases the town's rich history through its diverse exhibits. The main building, constructed from local cypress timber, features a blacksmith's shop where bushranger Fred Ward, known as Thunderbolt, frequently had his horse shod. The museum also displays an extensive collection of horse-drawn equipment, farming implements, photographs, and geological specimens. Adjacent to the main building, the relocated Boonda one-teacher school offers insight into early rural education. Visitors can explore these historical artifacts and learn about Bingara's heritage in a well-preserved setting.