This old school has so much to show people, the information is so well displayed and is so easy for... read more
I was told that this is the only War Memorial High School in the Southern Hemisphere. The museum is... read more
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This old school has so much to show people, the information is so well displayed and is so easy for people to wander around and learn about local facts, from years gone by.
I was told that this is the only War Memorial High School in the Southern Hemisphere. The museum is beautifully set up, interesting and a wonderful history of Hay.
Hay War Memorial High School is definitely worth a visit if you're in Hay. It was opened in 1923 as the town's war memorial, but it does more than simply record the names of those who served and those who died. Within it is a...More
There are some interesting displays here. If you're into Australian and or military history it is worth a visit. Lots of reading to do but you probably wouldn't need more than an hour. The reception staff are very friendly.
This is definitely worth the time to visit. For a small town Hay has given so much to our country. Great way to break up your trip if passing through.
My wife & I were fortunate to have the Chairman of the Dunera Museum to show us around the memorial area of the school. Not until it was explained to us did we realise that that the school is a living memorial to those who...More
I'm biased because I attended the school many years ago, but it does have a lot of history and the school is a very unusual one. If you're in town this is the number one must, even above the gaol and Dunera.
This museum is in the front part of the high school, just near the principal's office. When you enter you go to the school office and get a visitor badge, and they show you aroudn the room with the exhibits then leave you to look...More
