Myall Creek Massacre and Memorial Site

The memorial includes a 600-meter walking path with stone plaques that narrate the events of the 1838 Aboriginal massacre at Myall Creek.

In 1838, twenty-eight Aboriginal men, women, and children were killed by settlers, leading to the first convictions and executions for Aboriginal murders in Australian history.

Annual ceremonies at the memorial bring together Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people to acknowledge the past and strengthen connections between communities.

Visitors can access the memorial through Bingara Delungra Road, with information panels providing context about the historical events and their significance.

The path features white granite symbolizing mourning, red gravel representing bloodshed, and stones from across Australia forming a circle around the memorial rock.

Location: New South Wales

Address: Bingara Delungra Rd, Bingara NSW

GPS coordinates: -29.77900,150.71500

Latest update: March 12, 2025 04:18