Gladstone Maritime Museum
Highlights
- Explore maritime history through engaging displays at Gladstone Maritime Museum, revealing stories of the Curtis Coast.
- Discover the Wreck Wall, showcasing shipwreck locations and tales from the region's nautical past.
- Admire detailed models of early vessels, including the iconic PS Premier, linking Gladstone to Rockhampton.
- Join friendly volunteers for insightful group tours, enhancing your understanding of local maritime heritage.
Gladstone Maritime Museum’s displays focus on but are not limited to the maritime history of the Curtis Coast and the Capricorn-Bunker Coral Islands.
Displays cover discovery and exploration of the focus area, settlement, early and current industry, Naval involvement and recreational use of the region.
Notable displays include the “Wreck Wall” showing shipwreck location up until recent times, and the “Jenny Lind” figurehead with the story of the self-rescue saga following the shipwreck on Kenn Reef.
A number of very detailed models illustrate early sailing vessels, naval vessels, and even the paddlesteamer “PS Premier” which provided the passenger link from the end of the Railway at Gladstone through the narrows to Rockhampton over a century ago.
Group tours are available, please contact their friendly volunteers for bookings.
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Accreditations
- QLD – Gladstone Area Promotion and Development Limited
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.