The Miller Bakehouse Museum is in Palmyra, in the city of Perth, Western Australia. The bakehouse was built in 1935. It has a working Metters Limited oven, similar to the oven still used in the Newrybar Bakery in New South Wales.
Located at the historic town of Thirlmere, the NSW Rail Museum takes you back to a time when rail brought life to towns. From steam powered locomotives with history through to more modern times of today.
The railway through Adelaide River was built in the 1880s for the Pine Creek goldfields, later extended to Katherine in 1917 and Birdum Creek in 1929. The Adelaide River Railway Heritage precinct displays equipment from the early days through to when the Adelaide River railway station closed over 90 years after it opened in the … Read more
The Boggabri Tractor Shed Inc is a non profit organisation to promote the preservation of tractors used in farming in the 20th century in Australia. Their group is run by all volunteers that have a passion for our heritage. They welcome new members and tractors!
Incredible collection of memorabilia and things about Peter Brock. Bob’s nostalgic museum is from a lifetime of collecting, including a General Store, Railway Hotel, old-fashioned Service Station, and the drawcard for many, Peter Brock’s World. Regardless of the entry ticket, bottomless tea and coffee is supplied. Upgrade to a Devonshire Tea with scones and assorted … Read more
The Customs House in Goondiwindi was established to collect customs duties for goods coming into and out of Queensland prior to the Federation of Australia in 1901. It is the only inland Customs House in Australia still in existence.
The Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway has a fleet of five locomotives, both steam powered and diesel electric. Two different carriage sets provide distinct experiences. One is a vintage timber carriage set from as far back as 1880, including the last surviving prison carriage in Queensland. The other carriage set is from the 1950s, featuring air-conditioned … Read more
Warialda’s rich history began in 1827 when explorer/ botanist Allan Cunningham discovered and mapped the area. The Warialda Museum and Historical Society is located in an old Masonic Temple from 1917.
Historical museum with colonial memorabilia housed in authentic buildings. One of the largest collections of operating tractors and agricultural machinery in Queensland. Pioneer Park Annual Field Days are held on the 4th weekend in May with live displays of working vintage machinery and activities. Links https://www.dalbymuseum.com.au/
Whether you are an aviation enthusiast or not, the Queensland Air Museum is sure to be an experience to interest everyone. The collection of aircraft is impressive with a combination of enclosed display areas, covered displays, and open air displays. Most of the really large aircraft are understandably in the open air, except for the … Read more
