Welcome to "Australian Road Transport Heritage Centre" website
Museum Opening times.
Thursday's open from 10am to 3pm,
Friday's open from 10am to 3pm,
Saturday's open from 10am to 3pm,
Sunday's open from 10am to 3pm,
For more information please click on Museum in Main Menu
Reunion Dinner and Road Run for June 2018
Click on the Photo for a PDF version
A photo version can be downloaded by clicking here
Booking Close for the Dinner 31st of May 2018.
About A.R.T.H.C.
The Australian Road Transport Heritage Centre (ARTHC) is becoming an iconic national transport museum dedicated to the preservation, upkeep and display of vehicles and equipment that played a role in the development of the Australian road transport industry.
In particular the ARTHC are showcasing some of vehicles & equipment that operated on the Hume Highway and tell some of the stories from the Hume Highway and Gundagai region.
Gundagai is located almost halfway between Sydney and Melbourne on the Hume Highway and has long been a popular stopping point for truck drivers.
We have a current museum that is set up to allow for viewing, storage and maintenance of the equipment we have collected and received over the years, the museum is at corner of Tor St and Jack Moses Ave Gundagai
We are only about 900 meters from the Gundagai Information Centre.
The proposed larger main Museum site is on Middle St, next door to the Tuckerbox Motor Inn, In between the old Hume Highway on the eastern side and on the South Exit off the Hume Highway bypass on the western side, in South Gundagai.
The ARTHC committee have confirmed the Middle St site but we now have to purchase it via funding, once the land has been purchased we will go into construction of the main museum soon after.
The Middle St site will include a museum building & associated car parking.
The ARTHC aim is to create a transport heritage centre of national significance.
Additionally being located almost halfway between Melbourne and Sydney it is envisaged that in time the ARTHC might become one of the destination for some of the heritage vehicle runs like
Hauling the Hume and Crawling the Hume (to name a few).
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Official Announcement 17th Feb 2018
Our website in now easer to view for both Desktop & Mobile Devices.
We have done several back end updates over the months leading up to today when we put the Mobile website online.
This allows public to view our website from about 98% of devices that have internet access.
For people viewing our site on a mobile device, The Main Menu is in the top left corner of your screen.
If you wish to view in "Desktop Version" there is a link at the bottom of the page, same for the "Mobile Version".