Melrose heritage museum

The Melrose Heritage Museum, established in 1848, is a captivating journey into the past of South Australia's Flinders Ranges. Housed in a historic complex of five buildings—including the original police station, courthouse, cells, and stables—the museum showcases authentic exhibitions and audiovisual presentations that narrate the region's history. Visitors can explore displays on the Nukunu Aboriginal people, early European settlement, mining, and the challenges of establishing agriculture in the area. The museum is open daily, offering a unique insight into the area's rich heritage.