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    The Gympie region is a wonderful place with a rich history, full with fascinating stories. Here’s…

  • Historic Homes of Gympie- 6 Henry St, Gympie

    Historic Homes of Gympie- 6 Henry St, Gympie

    6 Henry St (Myola) in the 1950s. Photo source: Corley Explorer (2026) Corley Explorer Number 6…

  • School of Arts and the Gympie Regional Gallery

    School of Arts and the Gympie Regional Gallery

    School of Arts building, year unknown. Early History The genesis of one of Gympie’s most iconic…

  • Historic Homes of Gympie- 1 Church St, Gympie

    Historic Homes of Gympie- 1 Church St, Gympie

    1 Church St, Gympie, ca1906. Source: Gympie Libraries Photograph Collection. Built between 1880 and 1885, this…

  • Early Grazing Runs and Imbil Station History

    Early Grazing Runs and Imbil Station History

    In Imbil’s history there were several early graziers who took up land in the 1850s.  The first…

  • Early Selectors at Imbil

    Early Selectors at Imbil

    One of the first land selectors to live on part of Imbil station (aside from the…

  • Gold Mining at Imbil

    Gold Mining at Imbil

    The first reported gold found in the Imbil area was discovered in 1851 by Mr Bidwell…

  • Imbil Early Businesses

    Imbil Early Businesses

    The town of Imbil has a long and vibrant history, and for many years its thriving…

  • Goomeri School History

    Goomeri School History

    Goomeri State School started off as a provisional school and opened on the 5th of February…

  • Rainbow Beach Early Shops and Businesses

    Rainbow Beach Early Shops and Businesses

    In 1969, there was a land sale in Rainbow Beach, at which time early residents came…

  • Rainbow Beach Lighthouses

    Rainbow Beach Lighthouses

    The lighthouses and light stations in the Rainbow Beach area have a fascinating history which dates…

  • Chelsea Floral Festival – Gympie

    Chelsea Floral Festival – Gympie

    For fifty years, the perfume of combined spring flowers – freesias, jonquils, carnations – wafted out…

  • Remembering Goomeri’s Military Service

    Remembering Goomeri’s Military Service

    The Hall of Memory The Hall of Memory in Goomeri was opened in 1926, designed to…

  • Early History and Settlements of Goomeri

    Early History and Settlements of Goomeri

    In the early to mid 1840’s, three grazing stations were established in what would become known…

  • Kilkivan Mining History

    Kilkivan Mining History

    The Kilkivan area is rich in gold and many other minerals such as copper, silver, mercury,…

  • Goomeri Early Shops and Businesses

    Goomeri Early Shops and Businesses

    In 1911, there was a land sale in Goomeri, when portions were sold to the Goomeri…

  • Kilkivan Hotels

    Kilkivan Hotels

    Whilst Gympie had its fair share of hotels, something not so well-known is the number of…

  • History of Kilkivan Township

    History of Kilkivan Township

    Kilkivan Postcard, ca 1910. Photo source: Vintage Queensland Facebook page. Do you know that Kilkivan has…

  • History of Bridges Part Two

    History of Bridges Part Two

    The Gympie region is home to some magnificent and historically significant bridges. Have you ever wondered…

  • History of Bridges Part One

    History of Bridges Part One

    Smith’s Bridge at Woolooga, 2024. Photo source: Amy Sheaffe The Gympie region is home to some…

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