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Unlocking the stories of the dairy display at the Camden Museum

The Camden Museum's dairy corner display chronicles the evolution of dairying in the Camden area from the 1890s to the 1970s, showcasing artifacts from smallholder and industrial farms, including Camden Vale. Once a vital economic sector, local dairy farming has greatly diminished, with only a few farms remaining. The collection highlights tools and equipment like butter churns and milk bottles, illustrating the historical significance of dairying in the region's economy and culture.