The home of the Mighty Hawks, the Hawks Museum tells the story of the people that have made the Hawthorn Football Club the most successful club in the last 50 years, 13 Premierships, six Brownlow medals, eight Norm Smith medals and arguably the two best full forwards in the history of the game.

The Hawks Museum gained accreditation with Museums Australia in 2013 and gained re-accreditation in 2019.

You can enjoy a self-guided tour of the Museum with our Information Tablet providing in-depth explanations of the various exhibits and displays.

*Please note: The Hawks Museum will be temporarily closed until further notice. We apologise for the inconvenience. 

There are three areas for visitors to experience:

The Foyer

See the magnificent lifelike portraits of Club Legends; John Kennedy Snr and Leigh Matthews, Graham Arthur, Michael Tuck, Peter Hudson David Parkin and Jason Dunstall by leading sports artists, Jamie Cooper and Dave Thomas.

The Hawks Museum

  • The Club Chronology
  • The Premiership and Trophy Cabinets
  • The largest Guernsey collection in the AFL
  • Hear Kennedy Snr and Allan Jeans’ pre-game addresses to their teams.
  • The Team photos and our Best & Fairest Award winners photos
  • The old rubdown table in the Trainers’ display
  • Watch game day highlights in the Supporters’ area
  • Plus many more Brown & Gold stories

The Stairway of Memories

Relive memories of Glenferrie, Princes Park and Waverley with memorabilia and Honour Boards from our former home grounds, the Social Club, the Trainers’ and the Past Players’ Rooms.

Hours, Admission, Location

Hawks Museum Hours
Monday – Friday 9am – 4pm
Saturday – Closed
Sundays – Closed
Or by appointment

Contact
03 9535 3075 or email hawksmuseum@hawthornfc.com.au

Admission
Glenferrie Gold and Friends of the Hawks Museum are free (please wear current badge)
Adult - $2.00, Concession/Child - $1 (tickets available at HawksNest)

Location
Ricoh Centre,Waverley Park 
Stadium Circuit
Mount Waverley

If visiting by public transport

Catch Pakenham, Cranbourne or Dandenong train from Flinders Street to Huntingdale Station, bus stop across road from station, catch the orange Smart Bus 900 and ask for the Waverley Park stop.  You will see Waverley from bus stop.

 

Friends of the Hawks Museum

Hawks fans interested to learn more about the Friends of the Hawks Museum and support the continuing growth of the museum - join up and have the pleasure of wearing the unique Hawks Museum badge and gaining unlimited access.

Download
Download the Friends of the Hawks Museum Membership Form

The Hawks Museum is seeking the support from the wider Hawthorn community to help with the further development of the Club Collection at Waverley.

The collection has grown enormously since Hawks Forever first began in 1992. The search continues for guernseys, trophies, club publications, photographs, membership tickets and medallions, in short, anything brown & gold that will help us tell the Hawthorn story all the better.

Waverley Park Tours

For information please ring the Hawks Museum on 9535 3075.