The Royal Historical Society of Queensland is convening a full day history conference at the Commissariat Store Museum concerning the relocation of the convict settlement from Redcliffe to the Brisbane River, held on Saturday 17th May and beginning at 8:45am.
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The Royal Historical Society of Queensland presents another Wednesday lunchtime lecture: Matthew Flinders & His Imprisonment on Mauritius (1803-1810), hosted on Wednesday 9th April 12:30pm at the Commissariat Store Museum.
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The Royal Historical Society of Queensland presents another Wednesday lunchtime lecture: Introducing the Queensland Atlas of Religion, hosted on Wednesday 9th April 12:30pm at the Commissariat Store Museum.
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The Royal Historical Society of Queensland presents the history of the Jardine and Vidgen families, pioneers of Cape York, hosted on 12th March at 12:30pm at the Commissariat Store Museum in Brisbane City.
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Our four members will briefly talk about an iconic building on the New Farm Peninsula that they find interesting. When were they built? What did the people of the day think about them? Why are they now considered iconic buildings?
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Join us at Redcliffe Museum for a special meet-and-greet celebrating Pierre’s Mill, the beloved restaurant which was a cornerstone of local life at Kippa-Ring for 20 years.
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Join us for this special presentation by Judith Nissen to mark the opening of our new exhibition Shifting shores: Redcliffe’s beautiful beaches.
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