Skip to main content

Hi there, would you like to view this page on our USA site?

Yes, switch sites

The building was originally constructed by the North Australian Railway to provide staff accommodation.

The existing building is typical of houses built by the Commonwealth in Darwin in the 1910s, in terms of its floor plan, roof form, use of materials, and small details such as the roof ventilator and the corrugated iron stove recess.

It was known as the Stella Maris Hostel for seafarers for many years, and it’s now the Roadmaster’s House Museum.

Accessibility

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

keep-in-touch.jpg

Subscribe

Sign up to receive the latest news, deals and travel information about the Northern Territory.