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The Charles Sturt Museum is dedicated to the life and expeditions of Captain Charles Sturt. Our museum features captivating exhibits, engaging tours and events that bring the past to life. Through our extensive collection of historical artifacts and documents, we aim to make the history of Captain Sturt and his historical family home The Grange accessible and engaging for visitors of all ages.

Opening Hours

We are open on the first and third Sundays of every month.

2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Entry is $12 for adults and $10 for Seniors & Concession card holders and children under 12.

$5 for children under 12.

Location

39 D Jetty Street, Grange SA 5022 adjacent to Grange Primary School.

You can easily reach us via Metro Bus routes 110 with Stop 29

located on Frederick Road,

or take the train to East Grange Station just a short walk away.

We look forward to welcoming you!

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Exhibits

Visitors Centre

Welcome to our Visitor Centre, where you can embark on a fascinating journey through the legacy and expeditions of Captain Charles Sturt. We offer a comprehensive examination of his remarkable adventures and contributions to exploration. Interactive exhibits, informative displays, and engaging presentations bring his story life, ensuring an enriching experience for all visitors. Join us to discover the enduring impact Sturt's explorations on our of the Australian landscape.

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History Events

History Month in SA

Join us at the museum every year May as we celebrate South Australia's annual History Month with a variety of engaging events and talks. Explore our exhibits, attend thought-provoking lectures from historians or participate in heritage experiences that bring history to life.

Guided Tours

Tour the historical house and gardens

Explore the historical home of Charles Sturt, The Grange. This charming residence, where Sturt lived with his family, offers a glimpse into the past and the life of one Australia's most renowned explorers. Visitors can enjoy guided tours that delve into the rich history of the home, as well as the stunning gardens and parkland that surround the precinct.

Over the last 4 years, the private garden area of the Museum has been slowly resurrected to reflect the horticultural endeavours of Charles Sturt. Experience the tranquility beauty of this significant site while immersing yourself in its fascinating stories.