Innisfail Museum

Attraction
Edith Street, Innisfail after the 1918 cyclone (10 March 1918) - note dead horse on left of picture
Rankin Street, Innisfail (O'Brien and Vandeleur) 1918 Cyclone (10 Mar 1918) and Birchley's Saddlery.
Mr and Mrs Tam Sie and a South Johnstone banana plantation
Innisfail School of Arts Building - home of Innisfail & District Historical Society Inc & Museum
Innisfail Historical Museum in Memorial School of Arts Building
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About

The Innisfail Museum which is run by the Innisfail and District Historical Society Inc. contains a plethora of historical local artifacts which a volunteer will guide you through each Friday morning. You will learn about what life was like in the early days of Innisfail and its surrounding area.

There is a room allocated to the early Chinese pioneers of the district. Two restored paintings of the See Poy children (c. 1907-1910) take pride of place in the display.

Other rooms highlight cyclones which have impacted Innisfail and surrounds, local indigenous heritage, wartime items from both world wars, and other more general rooms.

Entry is by donation.

Hours

Closed now

Today: 10:00–12:00

Facilities and visitor features

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Australian Museums and Galleries Association

Price range

$0 per person

Get in touch

Where you'll be

9 Edith Street

Innisfail QLD 4860