Discover the best top things to do in Fraser Coast, Australia including Whistle Stop Rail Museum, Gympie Bone Museum, Gympie Gold Mining and Historical Museum, Woodworks Museum & Interpretive Centre, Bond Store Museum, Maryborough Family Heritage Institute, Wide Bay Hospitals Museum, Fraser Coast Discovery Sphere, Croydon Foundry musuem, Jurassic Ark.
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The Gympie Bone Museum is Australia's first and only museum dedicated entirely to the art and science of modern bones and skeletons. The Gympie Bone Museum intends to grow into a world class facility for the study and teaching of comparative anatomy as well as a tourism destination. Ever since it was just the bare bones of an idea, the community response has been enthusiastic and overwhelmingly supportive. It’s time for Gympie to shine as a regional hub for science, innovation and tourism. Gympie Bone Museum - come and see what you'll look like later
4.5 based on 122 reviews
All sorts of exhilbits from old Gympie. We had no idea the gold field were so extensive. There are maps and artifacts from mining, gold processing, domestic life, wartime and more. The industrious volunteers were happy to show us all sorts of things. Definately recommend this.
4.5 based on 30 reviews
The Woodworks Museum and Interpretive Centre re-defines the Forestry Story through live demonstration, science-based education and state-of-the-art interpretation. You will see fascinating relics of forest history, lovingly restored and working in live demonstrations.
This museum is truely amazing. Located right at highway. Ticket is very cheap, $7/adult, my kid under 5 is free. The museum displays many different kind of wood, tools and machines. There is a giant piece of wood that more than +600 years. Can’t imagine how big this tree was. Bond museum is my most favarious part which displays human bond and animal bond. The guy working here is super friendly and useful. He explains everything very details. Basically, I have learned a lot after the visit. I think this place is very useful for education.
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Excellent historical display. Was a lovely old building. Downstairs had a real olden day smell to it with lovely exposed beams and beautiful old staircase. The exhibits and displays were very interactive and informative. Our kids loved the projector. It was a lovely way to finish our Portside Pass tour with a little tipple of Port. Would definitely recommend . Great value for money.
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Big thank you to Jenny for her friendly assistance in our search for Samuel and Emma Oakley. Her enthusiasm and genuine interest in assisting us was greatly appreciated. Wonderful place with lots of information and truly lovely volunteers. Thank you!
4.5 based on 6 reviews
The Wide Bay Hospital Museum and its members are the custodian for, been preserving and researching the history of Maryborough's early public hospitals since 1991. Along the way a few discoveries have been made about our history. We display items and documents relating to Maryborough's early public general hospitals and maternity hospitals from the 1850's. These relate to the first purpose built public hospital outside Brisbane in 1864 and later the current hospital in 1887. Our displays will enable you to discover Maryborough's public hospitals progression in order to meet the needs of the ever-changing community from it's early settlement. The displays include photos, building plans, old medial equipment. The Hospital Museum is located in the 1928 built, heritage listed building in the hospital grounds.
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Part of the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery, the Fraser Coast Discovery Sphere provides the ideal starting point for exploring the outstanding natural wonders of the Fraser Coast, Fraser Island and the Great Sandy Biosphere. Discover Hervey Bay’s personal relationship with the majestic humpback whale, the uniqueness of World Heritage listed Fraser Island, the Great Sandy Strait, the legends and traditions of the Butchulla People – traditional Indigenous owners and caretakers of the area, as well as much more. Engage, connect, and be inspired!
This place has some interesting facts about whales, Hervey Bay and the display for the old Urangan Pier is particularly interesting. Great interactive features for kids too.
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