Graham’s Shed - named for Graham Begley, was built in 2021 and now houses many of the items that were suffering from the weather exposure. The Wyalkatchem CBH Agricultural Museum wish to thank the Federal Government, State Government, Wyalkatchem Shire and the many volunteers who have made the shed extensions on the western end of the museum reserve possible.

Paul’s Shed - named for Paul de Pierres, local author, historian, & volunteer, is a new addition. Darren West MLA, Goomalling found the funding to add the lean-to, completed 2023. We are very grateful for his generous contribution to the Museum.

The displays in these sheds take you through the agricultural process from the Blacksmiths on the right, to road making machinery both horse drawn & modern, land clearing and cultivation, through to old and new methods of harvesting and transporting.

The displays beyond the sheds follow this theme with a road grader, tractors, trucks & many agricultural implements from a by gone era.

Group of older men gathered around a seated elderly man holding a red and yellow sign that reads "GRAHAM'S SHED" in front of orange and yellow tractors inside a large covered area.

Old rusty tractor and farm equipment stored under a large shelter in a rural setting.

Old, rusted vintage construction and farming vehicles and equipment stored in a large covered shed with dirt floor.

A large green vintage tractor with four wheels and a cabin, parked under a metal shed, surrounded by other farming equipment and machinery, in a rural outdoor setting.

An old, rusty vintage truck with a ladder and equipment on its bed, parked inside a covered shed with other vintage vehicles and machinery.

Graham & Paul's Sheds

Graham & Paul's Sheds