The Rockley Mill & Stables Museum

Rockley is a beautifully preserved village full of late nineteenth century buildings. Located 239 km west of Sydney via the Great Western Highway and Bathurst, Rockley is one of those remarkable villages where, because it is away from the main road, time has stood still. There can be few towns in New South Wales which so simply, and with so few alterations, capture rural life around the turn of the century. It is hardly surprising that it has been listed by the National Trust as a Historic Village.

Rockley Mill Museum
A handsome red brick building over the road from Pepper's Creek. The Mill was built in 1864. It is a typical small town museum with displays of historic mill machinery, historic clothing, old police records for the district and old newspapers. It is open from 11.30am - 4.30pm on Sundays and Public Holidays.