Queensland Transport Museum

Located within the Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre in Gatton, the Queensland Transport Museum showcases a diverse collection of vintage vehicles and models, highlighting the evolution of transportation. Exhibits include military vehicles dating back to World War I, restored army trucks, and essential equipment that supported troops. A dedicated Kids’ Activity Corner offers interactive experiences, such as writing letters to veterans and creating themed artwork. The museum also features the Western Transport Exhibit, honoring the legacy of J.C. (Cyril) Anderson and his brother M.J.R. (Curly) Anderson, pioneers in regional transport. Open daily from 9 am to 4 pm, the museum provides a unique opportunity to explore the history and impact of transportation in Australia.