Bonegilla Migrant Experience

Bonegilla, a stone’s throw east of Wodonga, was Australia’s largest post Second World War migrant reception centre. Over 320,000 new Australians came through this camp from 1949 to 1972. Much of this rich history has been captured in the Bonegilla Collection at the local Albury Regional Museum and part of the original site, Block 19, has been preserved as a memorial.