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Murtoa Stick Shed
Grampians, Murtoa, Victoria
36.6205° S · 142.4763° E
Claimed by the owner
Completed in 1942, the Murtoa Stick Shed is the only surviving emergency grain store built during the Second World War, and the 101st entry on Australia's National Heritage List. Its unmilled timber poles and central aisle rise toward a roof lit by skylights, earning it the name Cathedral of the Wimmera. Open seven days, 10am to 3pm.
What’s on
In their own words
Murtoa's Big Weekend October 2nd-4th . The Stick Shed on Saturday the 3rd will be opening our Art Exhibition The Secret of Happiness featuring the works of well local artist Julie Kent and her sister from Queensland Molly Galpin At 12.30 it's Sing-A-Long-A-Shed come and join in as Jack and Neil as they sing the songs we all know.
Adults $12 Kids under 16 $5 Concessions $10 Family $24
Murtoa Stick Shed · Words supplied by the operator.
Questions, answered by Murtoa Stick Shed
- Do you take walk ins
- yes.
- Are dogs welcome
- Yes
- Is there ample parking available
- Yes and it's free
- Is the Stick Shed wheelchair friendly
- Yes
Answered by the operator.
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Video
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The place in motion, filmed by the people who run it.
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