The town of Gympie has an important and colourful history, from being cited as the "Town that saved Queensland from Bankruptcy" to being the home of Andrew Fisher, Labor's second Prime Minister.
Everybody is invited to visit our Museum where you can find out just how Gympie saved Queensland and discover more of the region's past and present. The Museum houses a vast collection of documentation, artifacts and photographs dating from the discovery of gold in 1867 by James Nash to the recently closed operations of the Gympie Eldorado Goldmine.
With the recommissioning of the Stampers, and aided by a Davey-Paxman boiler, steam demonstrations are on first Monday of each month for visiting school/tour groups.
Explore the wonders of the past and learn some exciting things about local people and historical events from our region.
You can find these exhibits with the Museum grounds on display!
Read about the fascinating finds Museum exhibits, share a coffee with friends,
discover steam or just us.
Open daily 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. (Except Good Friday, Christmas Day & Boxing Day)
You have questions, feedback or want to commission a project?
Give us a shout, tweet us, send us a smoke signal or drop by our offices.
P: (07) 5482 3995
( 9am - 4pm 7 days )
(except Christmas Day, Boxing Day & Good Friday)
P: (07) 5482 3995
(9 a.m.-4 p.m. 7 days) (Except Christmas Day, Boxing Day & Good Friday)