Mulgrave Settlers Museum in Gordonvale, Queensland | Museum

Mulgrave Settlers Museum

Locality: Gordonvale, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4056 1810

Address: 60 Gordon St 4865 Gordonvale, QLD, Australia

Website: http://mulgravesettlersmuseum.weebly.com

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24.01.2022 Back in stock Book - ‘Edmonton- Hambledon People and Places 1881-2019’ This book contains the early days of the Edmonton area, industry, the town of Edmonton, education, government and community organisations, residents past and present.... Can be purchased at the Mulgrave Settlers Museum in Gordonvale - 60 Gordon Street 10am - 2pm Mon to Sat Cost is $25.00 plus Postage $12.50 (if required) Phone 07 4056 1810 or email [email protected] if you wish to purchase a copy. See more

23.01.2022 For sale at Mulgrave Settlers Museum - $10 plus postage $3.30 you can find a list of other publications available at museum on our website here. https://mulgravesettlersmuseum.weebly.com/publications.html

21.01.2022 See below for those who missed out on purchasing from the original print

19.01.2022 Reminder that our AGM will be held this Saturday 10th October at 1:30pm. All welcome.

18.01.2022 One of our volunteers Sallyanne has collated this for the Pyramid Views

16.01.2022 Remeberance Day- 11th hour 11th day 11th month. Thank you to all who gave some and some who gave all for our freedom

09.01.2022 The museum is open throughout the school holidays. Mon - Fri 10am - 2pm, walking distance from the main street of Gordonvale. 60 Gordon Street across from the sugar mill. Adults $5.00, Pensioners $4.00 and Children $3.00 We have two colouring books available for purchase: My Grandad’s Glasses -$5.00 plus postage $2.20... A colouring and alphabet book by Clive Morton. Gone Fishing A colouring book with creatures from the sea to colour. - $5.00 plus postage $2.20 You can visit the museum to purchase the above books or email an order through to [email protected]

08.01.2022 The Mulgrave Settlers Museum is reopening on the 29 June under COVID-19 safe conditions. Our hours will be 10am to 2pm, Monday to Saturday. To ensure that the museum operations are in line with the advice from the Queensland Government and the Queensland Chief Health Officer we ask you to:... Use the hand sanitiser available for use at the entrance to the museum Refrain from entering if you are unwell Keep the number of visitors to 6 people because of the museum space Respect physical distancing, you may be reminded by a volunteer Refrain from touching books, objects etc. Your details will be entered in the Visitor Register. These details are being collected to assist in the event of a confirmed case of COVID-19 and will be handled in line with the relevant privacy act. We look forward to seeing you.

07.01.2022 RELOCATION OF MULGRAVE SETTLERS MUSEUM On 17 November 1977, Councillor Shirley Harwood of the Mulgrave Shire, chaired a public meeting which lead to the formati...on of the Mulgrave Shire Historical Society. The aim of the Society was to record and preserve the history of the then Mulgrave Shire which stretched from Palm Cove to the Mirriwinni area. In 1992, with the help of the Mulgrave Shire Council and the then owners of the Mulgrave Central Mill, the Mulgrave Settlers Museum was opened. The museum houses a collection of objects, documents, photographs etc from the residents of that Shire. The museum building reflected the Rambler Station adjacent as at that time the Rambler was a tourist venture instigated by the Mill. The museum building (erected by the Mulgrave Shire Council) sits on Mill land and was first leased to the Mulgrave Shire Council for 10 years. A second lease with the Cairns City Council extended the lease for another 10 years. That lease has now expired and the current Mill owners require the land. The Mulgrave Shire Historical Society held its monthly meeting recently at the Anglican Church hall. Curtis Pitt, (Member for Mulgrave) Brett Moller, (Division 1 Councillor for Cairns Regional Council) Jo Wills, (Development Officer with Museums and Galleries Qld) along with Society members discussed the future of the Mulgrave Settlers Museum’s location. The museum’s lease will end in June 2021. Looking for a new home for the museum is not going to be an easy task. We hope the people of the Gordonvale district will support the retention of a museum in Gordonvale by becoming members of the Mulgrave Shire Historical Society. Our membership form can be found on our website at www.mulgravesettlersmuseum.weebly.com Words and photo provided by Mulgrave Shire Historical Society

06.01.2022 From Pyramid Views

04.01.2022 Don (museum volunteer) has put together this wonderful display for Remembrance Day ready for anyone to view when visiting the museum.

02.01.2022 Such an amazing response to the release of the EDMONTON-HAMBLEDON People and Places book, we have sold out. Thanks If you would still like a copy you can email the Mulgrave Settlers Museum to place an order. [email protected]