The Old Treasury Building is one of Melbourne's finest 19th century buildings. Visit this exciting museum, showcasing the history of Melbourne and Victoria.
The building is located on the land of the Kulin Nations. We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians, past and present.
As our gallery spaces are small, we strongly recommend that fitted face masks are worn in the building.
Museum
Opening Hours
10am - 4pm
Sunday - Friday
(closed Saturdays)
Admission
General visit FREE (self-guided)
(Donations welcome)
School and guided tours by appointment. Fees apply.
Location
20 Spring Street
Melbourne 3000
Public Tours now available!
Join us on the last Sunday of the month (excluding July) for a guided tour of the building.
Tickets are $15 through Eventbrite. Pre-booking highly advised due to limited numbers.
Lost Jobs: The Changing World of Work
Have you ever heard of a ‘nightman’, a ‘scoop boy’, or a phrenologist? How about a ‘fairy tapper’, a telegrapher, a ‘dolly boy’ or a lumper? These were all jobs that were once common, but have disappeared completely. Many jobs have vanished in Victoria over the years, while others have emerged, sometimes in completely new industries. The world of work is always changing.
Exhibition now on display.
Protest Melbourne
The right to protest is important in a democracy. In between elections, it allows citizens to express their views directly to government and the community on issues they believe to be important. This exhibition looks at some of the issues that have been important to Melbourne’s citizens over the years.
We invite you to explore our online exhibitions!
