Mary MacKillop Place MuseumOpen Now! 'My Tsunami' art by Sri Lankan children who survived the 2004 Asian Tsunami Book a Guided Tour for a General Group Book Tours & Reflection Days for your Students or Staff Venue & Safety Information for Excursions Browse our popular Shop Catalogue 2007 Roses Order FormCall for Entries for our 2007 Students Poetry Award National Dates & Venues Students' Art Award Exhibition Download a Free Poster here! Students' Art Award Due to unforseen circumstances, the Mary MacKillop Place Museum Student Art Award cannot be exhibited at the Mary MacKillop Heritage Centre in East Melbourne. You will need Adobe Reader to view the above documents. Click here to download Adobe Reader from another website. This may take a while.
Mary MacKillop Place Museum provides people with an opportunity to learn about the story of both Mary MacKillop and the Congregation she founded with Julian Tenison Woods in the context of the early days of Australia. It is a series of buildings each showing a different period in Mary's life and contained within a peaceful garden setting. Mary MacKillop's home, Alma Cottage, is within the Museum grounds and contains part of our display. Access to the Chapel in which Mary MacKillop's tomb lies is freely available to the public. Within the grounds there is a comfortable shop in which to relax with friends while you visit and browse among the souvenirs, books and memorabilia related to Mary MacKillop and the Sisters of St Joseph. The Shop also offers a range of fresh coffee, tea, juices, cakes and slices. Volunteers ensure that all are able to make the most of their visit to the Museum and are there to support pilgrims and visitors alike. Appropriate training is provided for those interested in becoming volunteers. Museum group guided tours are available if prebooked. Student and Staff Reflection Days can also be arranged through our Education Officer. For more details please click on the links at the top of this page or to book call 02 8912 4878 Monday to Friday during our opening hours. . Opening Hours Every day 10am - 4pm. Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day & New Year's Day
Access The Museum and Shop are wheelchair accessible. Contact Details 7 Mount Street (PO Box 1081) Ph: 02 8912 4878 Fax: 02 8912 4835 Email: mackillop@sosj.org.au Photography & Filming Photography and filming are not permitted within the exhibition areas. Photography and filming are only allowed in the Chapel and outside in the grounds of Mary MacKillop Place. Getting Here North Sydney is the nearest train station. We are a 5 min train ride over the Harbour Bridge from Sydney city centre. Trains stop regularly at the station. Public buses stop on Miller Street and the Pacific Highway in North Sydney. We are a 5 min walk from the bus stops and 2 mins from North Sydney Post Office which is on the corner of Mount Street and Pacific Highway. For further information on bus and train timetables contact the Transport Infoline on phone no: 131 500 or www.131500.com.au . Links Mass times at Mary MacKillop Memorial Chapel MMP Nth Sydney Conference & Accommodation Facilities Mary MacKillop Centre, Kensington South Australia Mary MacKillop Penola Centre South Australia
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