Tocumwal Aviation Museum at the historic Tocumwal Aerodrome preserves a significant chapter of Australian civil and military aviation, from the first reported flight at Tocumwal in 1919 through the Second World War US and Royal Australian Air Force base and the aerodrome’s continuing flying heritage. Its visitor experience combines an exhibition gallery of wartime imagery, stories, artefacts and memorabilia with a display hangar of rotating historic aircraft, a quarter-scale B-24 Liberator model, the 27-seat Bob Brown Theatre, and a Memorial Hall for the service personnel who died at Tocumwal during the war. The ‘Drome cafe offers drinks and house-made cakes. Regular operating hours begin at 10:00 daily but may vary with staff and volunteer availability. Admission is $15 for adults 16+, $10 for DVA or pension-card holders and children 6–16, and $45 for a family of two adults and up to three children; confirm current accessibility and display arrangements before travelling. Visitor address: 205 Burma Road, Tocumwal NSW 2714, Australia. Contact: (03) 5895 0602; info@tocumwalaviationmuseum.com.au.