Mad Max 2 Museum
A film-themed museum in Silverton, set up by a fan. It displays props, stills and replica vehicles from Mad Max 2.
Mad Max 2, released in 1981, was filmed in large part around Silverton. Adrian Bennett, a fan from England who settled in Silverton, collected props, stills and behind-the-scenes material, and opened this museum in 2010. In the yard stand replicas of modified vehicles such as the Interceptor, and inside there are costumes and set models. The vehicle at the entrance is a popular photo spot. The museum is not large and takes about 40 minutes to see. Admission is charged. It is a must-see for fans, and non-fans can simply take photos at the entrance.
Opening hours
About 10 am–4 pm
Nearby sights
- Silverton Hotel
- Silverton Gaol Museum
- Silverton
- Mundi Mundi Lookout
- Day Dream Mine
- Living Desert Sculptures
- Pro Hart Gallery
- Synagogue of the Outback (Broken Hill Synagogue)