Pine Rivers Heritage Museum

Nestled amongst the peaceful native bushland, Pine Rivers Heritage Museum explores the stories and significance of the district throughout history.

Take a trip down memory lane and experience history in a contemporary way through permanent displays and temporary exhibitions that show what it was like living in the town centuries ago and how history has shaped the character of Pine Rivers.

The museum features a 1890’s kit home produced by famous timber merchant James Campbell and Sons. The Skyring Clock Collection of fifty clocks hand-crafted clocks
short films about the story of Normanby Rum, the Australian Paper Mill and other early industries of the region. Also featuring collection items that tell the story of Pine Rivers’ role during WWII.

Discover a vibrant program of events and workshops throughout the year including the exciting new Imaginarium – a dedicated fun and intergenerational kids play space filled with changing activities designed for children to create, learn and explore.

The museum gift shop stocks a unique selection of local history books and films, wooden toys and vintage games alongside a bespoke range of handmade items from local craftspeople.

The museum is free to visit and is the perfect place for families to explore. Make a day of it and explore Old Petrie Town where you can grab a bite to eat and discover more local treasures.