The Queensland Dairy and Heritage Museum is a popular tourist attraction at Murgon in the South Burnett.
The Museum recognises the importance of the dairy industry in the early development of Queensland.
The Museums main displays are housed in the former Bank of New South Wales building.
Trinity is an original slab house built in 1893, entirely of crows ash timber, which gives visitors an understanding of the often difficulty life the early pioneers had to bear.
Displays include:
-Memorabilia of the dairy industry
-Machinery from Murgon Butter Factory
-World class lapidary display
-Display of telephones and local exchanges
Contact Details
Location
2 Sommerville Street
Murgon QLD
4605
Features
- Carpark
- Family Friendly
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
More Things To Do
From the Blog
Keen for more?
Swipe left & right to explore
R and R On The Ravine
Severnlea
The Coffee Club Caf̩ РDalby QLD
Dalby & other destinations
Encores
Toowoomba Region & other destinations
Gatton Gem Show
Gatton & other destinations
The Australian Hotel Motel
Dalby & other destinations
Split, Sawn & Shaped
Toowoomba Region & other destinations
Coffee Club Chinchilla
Chinchilla & other destinations
Fanny Lumsden: Fallow album tour – Toowoomba – rescheduled
Toowoomba Region & other destinations
The Gallery Motor Inn
Dalby & other destinations
