ZIEBELL'S FARMHOUSE MUSEUM AND HERITAGE GARDENOur museum and heritage garden is open every Tuesday and Sunday.
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Westgarthtown is an historic dairy farming settlement sixteen kilometres north of Melbourne established in 1850 by German and Wendish immigrants. Although now located within the residential suburbs of Thomastown and Lalor in the City of Whittlesea, many of Westgarthtown's outstanding bluestone heritage buildings and structures still survive. These include Ziebell's Farmhouse (c.1850-51), Victoria's oldest German immigrant building; a picturesque Lutheran Cemetery (1850); and Australia's oldest operating Lutheran Church (1856). Find out more about Westgarthtown >
CURRENT EXHIBITIONOur exhibition about Edgars Creek in Thomastown
Our garden featured in The AgeMegan Backhouse tells the story of the Ziebell's Farmhouse and its restoration.
Ziebell’s Farmhouse is the first and only Accredited museum
Our moving documentary tells the story of Read the full story of Westgarthtown during WW1 >
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