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Explore 60,000 years of history at the National Wool Museum in Geelong. Discover unique collections where science, art, and a secret fashion stash collide.

Rachael Doherty
By Rachael Doherty
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Explore 60,000 years of human endeavor at Geelong’s National Wool Museum. Discover a unique space where cultural heritage, science, art and fashion all collide.

Segment Highlights:

  • Discover Geelong’s history as the “wool center of the world”.
  • See where science and art collide in rotating exhibitions.
  • Get a behind-the-scenes look at a vast, secret fashion collection

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