Hay Prisoner of War and Internment Camp Interpretive Centre
'Us and them'
Housed in two railway carriages, the museum tells the story of the camps in Hay where the 'Dunera boys', and Japanese and Italian prisoners of war, were held during World War II.
Coins pressed for the Hay POW camp
Photographs, exhibits and music bring the experiences of the townsfolk and the internees to life.
The Interpretive Centre exhibits are displayed in two restored train carriages at the Hay Railway Station in Murray St.
Hay Prisoner of War and Internment Camp Interpretive Centre
Entry is $2
Hay Railway Station, Murray St, Hay
Open 9am – 6pm every day
Phone (02) 6993 4045
Services available: wheelchair access, toilets, education programs.
