Explore the Rail in Queensland exhibition from anywhere in the world with our virtual tour. Navigate around the exhibition to uncover stories, objects, videos and more.
Since the opening of the first line in 1865, railways have been an important part of Queensland life, shaping the development of towns and industries, creating opportunities for travel and connecting the city and the bush.
In a state as vast as Queensland, the rail network was vital in overcoming the tyranny of distance.
Learn from our experts and discover Queensland's natural and cultural history through articles, images, blogs and podcasts.
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For thousands of years, the Coral Sea has been a place of significant cultural interaction between people from southern New Guinea, north Queensland and the Torres Strait Islands.