No products in the cart.
Migration Museum
Celebrating the stories of people who made South Australia home.
Description
The Migration Museum is a social history museum that explores the diverse heritage and cultural identity of the people of South Australia. Set in the beautiful historic buildings of the former Destitute Asylum, the museum tells the moving stories of immigrants who have journeyed to the state from all corners of the world. Through permanent and temporary exhibitions, visitors can learn about the challenges and contributions of various ethnic groups, from the first colonial settlers to modern-day refugees. The museum emphasizes personal narratives, utilizing letters, photographs, and cherished belongings to bring history to life. It is a place of reflection and understanding, promoting social harmony and cultural awareness. With free entry and a central location near the State Library, it is an accessible and educational destination for families, historians, and tourists. The Migration Museum plays a vital role in preserving the collective memory of the community and celebrating the multicultural fabric that defines South Australian society today.