Huntly & Districts' Historical Society Inc.

Open Times: Each Wednesday between 10am and 3pm. Huntly Heritage Centre is operated by the Huntly & Districts' Historical Society which commenced in 1977. The 'home' of the group is the former Shire Council Chambers built in 1867, and includes the original Council Table, The President's and Councillors' chairs as well as Honour Boards of Councilors etc.
The Collection consists of photographs and documentary items including Family Histories.
Under the umbrella of the Society is the former Huntly Court House, built in 1874, and is classified by the National Trust.
The Lock-up is situated beside the Court House.
The small wooden building in the forecourt of the Chambers was purpose built many years ago to act as the Post Office . It moved up and down the highway depending upon the place of residence of the current postmaster/postmistress.