The Eden Killer Whale Museum has been in operation for some seventy two years. It is a publicly owned facility. The building is situated on a hillside overlooking the Pacific Ocean where, in the season, whales may be seen from the various vantage points. Permanent Exhibitions: Exhibitions about the shore based whaling operations from Twofold Bay during the 1800's and early 1900's include a full skeleton of 'Tom' the Killer Whale legendary ORCA. He led a pack of killer whales in the hunt for baleen whales on their Southward migration each year along the Far South coast of NSW. Involvement of local indigenous Australians in shore based whaling. Full scale model of the type of whale boat used in whale chases out of Twofold Bay. Exhibitions depicting the local fishing Networking O'er the Sea tells of the extremely important role that the commercial fishing continues to play in the Eden community, tracing the story from the early 1900's and Ironbark for the Iron Horse traces the development and demise of Eden's Sleeper cutting industry. Replica The Bert Egan memorial lighthouse is a replica that forms part of the Museum's galleries and is an opportunity for people to see the workings of a traditional lighthouse. Features include: Souvenir Shop, Museum Library, disabled access, theatrette, bus and car parking.

Check In: 900 Check Out: 1500

Disabled Access:
Disabled facilities available

Children:
Contact operator for further details.

Email: promo@killerwhalemuseum.com.au

Phone: 02 6496 2094

Website: www.killerwhalemuseum.com.au

Address:
Imlay Street
Eden, New South Wales, 2551

Guest Facilities:
Access With Assistance for the Disabled, Access Without Assistance for the Disabled, Car park, Coach Parking, Conference/Convention Facilities, Public Toilet, Shop, Toilet facilities for the Disabled, Viewing Platform

Experiences you can enjoy at Eden Killer Whale Museum:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Cultural, Historic/Heritage, Shopping, The Arts