The main Singleton Historical Museum is based within the old Council Chambers (formerly lock-up cells) built in 1874, within the picturesque Burdekin Park. Steeped in history, this Georgian style building with mid-Victorian portico was originally built as a gaol. The Singleton Historical Society was granted the use of the former municipal council building in 1963, and the building is now home to the extensive Historical Museum. From a manual hand driven ambulance, to furniture, farm machinery and kitchenware, the museum has something for everyone.
