Step back in time and explore the unique Australian lifestyle at Nobby Forge & Vintage Museum.

Right in the heart of Steele Rudd country, in south-east Queensland, you will be amazed and delighted at the displays and unique ways in which people lived last century.    

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Jondaryan Woolshed Historical Museum and Park is located 3kms south of the village of Jondaryan. The centrepiece of the historical site is the huge shearing shed completed in 1861, Australia's oldest woolshed still in working order.

This tourist attraction celebrates the role of the wool industry in Australia and has historic buildings, machinery, equipment and collections, which have been obtained and restored over since 1975. The venue is available for hire for functions and weddings.

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Toowoomba Regional Council supports the Cobb+Co Museum in an arrangement to provide free entry for all residents of the region.

Some background information on the National Carriage Factory Campaign:

• Cobb+Co Museum’s National Carriage Factory features new exhibition space along side a unique demonstration and training site for heritage trades and crafts, as well as facilities for community use.

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A tribute to the district's pioneering past, the museum is housed in the old butter factory. Take a step back in time and visit a 1930s dining room, a pioneer bedroom, an early hospital ward, kitchen and children's room.

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Crows Nest Folk Museum and Village  on Thallon Street in central Crows Nest will transport you back 100 years.

The museum boasts its very own village, every building has been lovingly restored by volunteers who have paid great attention to every detail to ensure historical integrity and authenticity where possible.

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Highfields Pioneer Village is a privately owned, non-profit facility run by volunteers. It is dedicated to preserving the history of the Darling Downs. Attractions feature agricultural machinery and equipment, more than 200 volunteers operate the village.

A number of events run throughout the year with the Easter Vintage Festival held annually on Easter Saturday, Sunday and Monday the highlight.

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A visit to the Museum of Australian Army Flying will take you back in time to see how 'Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines' progressed from the Boxkite to present day.

A must-see for all aviation enthusiasts!

The Museum's memorabilia includes aircraft, engines, uniforms, history of the Oakey Airfield, photographs and memoirs of Army Aviation servicemen. 

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The Pioneer Historical Village on Pioneer Way between Short and Helens streets was established by the Pittsworth and District Historical Society in conjunction with Council.

The site provides a lasting reminder of the early development of Pittsworth and surrounding rural district through the use of original buildings, equipment and artefacts.

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For something totally different, why not visit Graham and Dal Berry’s “Roselawn” property.

Discover what is believed to be the Southern Hemisphere’s most complete vintage Caterpillar tractor collection, the only building left in the district from the Clifton Homestead, as well as other vintage vehicles and memorabilia.

Larger groups and coach tours can enjoy live music, Billy Tea and damper, and true country style camp oven cooking.

Entry to Roselawn is via booking only – for more information please telephone 4697 3281.

Visit the memorial of Sister Kenny, Clifton's local hero!

Sister Kenny received world recognition for her revolutionary treatment of polio victims in the early to mid 20th Century.

This memorial chronicles her life and gives an account of the battles she had with the medical establishment of the day.

She is buried in the peaceful Nobby Cemetery, overlooking the wide, rolling hills.