Tarkine Interpretation Centre

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Open January through to April (Easter) Saturdays and Sundays only.

Visitors to Waratah will appreciate this building’s historic beauty. The original Athenaeum Hall, built in 1886, once served as the social and learning hub of the booming mining town of Waratah. Now home to the Tarkine Interpretation Centre, the Athenaeum Hall has books, visitor information, and interpretive displays about the magnificent Tarkine rainforest, and the fascinating mining and pioneering stories of Waratah.

The building also houses a historical photographic collection of local significance. The hall itself gives an impressive welcome as you step onto the original Tasmanian myrtle floors and look to the larger-than-life mural surrounding the stage.

Entry is free. Open Sat & Sun 1-5 pm from Jan-April All enquiries should be directed to the Waratah Post Office during normal business hours (03) 6439 7100

Facilities

Carpark Coach Parking Interpretive Centre Public Toilet

Internet Access

Free Wifi

Disabled Assistance

Disabled access available

Membership

Visitor Information Centre

Rates

Free Entry

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