Alanglade Museum

Once the grand residence of the mine manager, this stately home now serves as a museum showcasing life during Pilgrim’s Rest’s mining boom. Built in the early 20th century, the house reflects the elegance of the time, with spacious rooms, antique furnishings, and period décor. Guided tours provide insight into the daily lives of mining executives and their families, contrasting sharply with the hardships faced by ordinary workers. The surrounding gardens add to the charm, offering a glimpse into the refined lifestyle of those who controlled the region’s wealth. Visitors can explore artefacts, vintage photographs, and carefully preserved relics.