60 Smith Street
Cleveland
Qld 4163
07 3286 3494

WELCOME TO REDLAND MUSEUM

Step inside the Museum and discover a treasure trove of historic artefacts and fascinating stories about the people, places and events that helped to shape the Redlands Coast.

Displays and Collections

Step back in time and discover rare and fascinating artefacts from our extensive collection.

Plan Your Visit

Explore the Museum at your leisure or make a group booking for a guided tour.

Kids and Families

Watch your children play, learn and enjoy discovering how people lived in the past.

Golden Jubilee 2022

Redland Museum celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2022, with a year of special events and activities.

Events

We have an exciting calendar of events planned for you in 2023, all presented right here at the Museum.

Exhibitions

Follow our changing exhibitions that are renowned for their variety and quality.

Restoration of Our 1926 Indian Scout

What it will look like when completed.

This wonderful old motorcycle is being restored by our enthusiastic volunteers.

Unfortunately, few of the parts have been lost over time, and we will need to replace them, at an estimated total cost of $5000.

Please help by sponsoring one of these parts. Click here to find out more, or to sponsor a part.

What's New

Interesting stories of what's happening around the Museum

Tin of Butter Concentrate

By:Caitlin Bailey

This tin of butter concentrate was produced just after the Second World War by the Queensland Butter Board (QBB). It was sent to relatives in the UK to supplement rations.

Model of HMS Investigator

A large model of HMS Investigator, A British Royal Navy Survey Vessel, launched in 1795. In 1801, under the command of Matthew Flinders, she was the first ship to circumnavigate Australia.

Redland Bay Cricket Club 1903

By:Bruce Smith

Photograph of the1903 Redland Bay Cricket Club Team. Henry Day, Ben Meissner, Charlie Day, P.P. Outridge, Jack Marks, John Moore M. Bloomer, Clem Outridge B.E. Heinemann, E. Cooper, S. Matthews.

Siemens Model 100 Teletypewriter

By:Owen Friar

Redland Museum recently acquired two Siemens teletypewriters. One of these can be seen on permanent display, and both machines are connected on special event days for working demonstrations.