Mowbraytown Museum and Photographic Gallery

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Mowbraytown Museum and Photographic Gallery

Local history captured on film

22 Mowbray Terrace
East Brisbane
Brisbane, QLD 4169
+61 7 3393 0111
http://www.mowbraytown.com

Mowbraytown Museum and Photographic Gallery is housed in a Heritage listed church, constructed in 1885 on land donated by the widow of early Brisbane settler, Reverend Thomas Mowbray. The church was closed in 1994 and reopened to the public in 1998. The exhibitions reveal the local history of Brisbane, including the economic forces and environmental changes that have shaped the city over the last 140 years. Whilst the building itself needs some attention, the exhibitions are beautifully presented. Recent exhibitions include, "Brisbane - The Early Years", "Postal Pioneers", "Australians at War" and "Qantas and Australian Aviation History".

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