Queensland Museum Campuses

Queensland Museum Cobb+Co in Toowoomba is renowned for its National Carriage Collection and focus on transport history, particularly horse-drawn vehicles and rural heritage. The campus emphasises practical history, conservation, and the evolution of mobility in Australia.

• Transport History and Carriages
• Rural and Agricultural Heritage
• Vehicle Conservation and Restoration
• Queensland's Social History
• Interactive Heritage Displays

Queensland Museum Kurilpa serves as the flagship campus of the Queensland Museum Network, focusing on natural history, cultural heritage, and scientific discovery in the heart of Brisbane. It houses extensive collections and interactive exhibits spanning Queensland's prehistoric past to contemporary achievements.

• Natural History and Biodiversity
• Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Studies
• Science and Technology Exhibitions
• Marine Biology and Palaeontology
• Historical Collections and Research

Queensland Museum Rail Workshops, located in the heritage-listed Ipswich Railway Workshops, specialises in the history of rail transport and its impact on Queensland's development. This campus offers in-depth exploration of engineering, social history, and industrial heritage through immersive displays.

• Railway Engineering and Technology
• Industrial and Transport History
• Model Railways and Heritage Preservation
• Social Impact of Rail Travel
• Queensland's Railway Evolution

Queensland Museum Tropics in Townsville specialises in the natural and cultural history of Queensland's tropical regions, including the Great Barrier Reef and rainforests. It provides unique insights into marine science, tropical biodiversity, and regional heritage through specialised exhibits and collections.

• Marine Biology and Great Barrier Reef Studies
• Tropical Rainforest Ecology
• Marine Archaeology and Natural History
• Regional Cultural Heritage
• Tropical Queensland Biodiversity