28. Ipswich
Global Arts Link
Located in Ipswich's beautifully rejuvenated Old Town Hall and extended exhibition space, Global Arts Link is both a dynamic modern art gallery and social history museum where visitors and locals can discover the rich heritage of this early Queensland city.
Global Arts Link features an international museum standard gallery designed to house a range of local, national and international exhibitions and introducing a new standard of gallery space to Ipswich and regional Queensland. Enthusiastically embraced by its community, Global Arts Link features the hugely popular Energex Children's Gallery - Lottie's Place, Australia's first permanently dedicated children's gallery in Australia.

28. Ipswich
The Workshops Rail Museum Queensland
The birthplace of Queensland's railways, The Workshops at the North Ipswich rail yards, is being revived and developed into a journey through the history of our railways from their beginnings to the high-tech Tilt Trains that will be unmatched throughout Australia. The visitor experience ranges from seeing firsthand the restoration of the significant QR Heritage Fleet to the simulation of driving the future in transport - the high-speed Tilt Train.

29. Cobb & Co. Museum, Toowoomba
Capturing the era when coaches and horses were the lifeline of rural settlements, Cobb & Co. Museum combines the largest collection of surviving coaches with fascinating interactive displays of the people and history of the Darling Downs.
Through the project, Queensland Museum staff have helped the Toowoomba community preserve the stories of their natural environment, indigenous people and pioneering history before they disappear.

30. Glengallan Homestead, near Warwick
Glengallan is emerging from the ruins of the 1867 homestead for visitors to walk back through time and re-live the story of a once great pastoral station. Some rooms are being left as they are, showing the ravages of time and neglect that is an integral part of Glengallan's history. Without the support of the Queensland Heritage Trails Network to help preserve the building, Queensland would have lost this fabulous testament to our pastoral heritage.

31. Jondaryan Woolshed, Jondaryan
Queensland's largest historic woolshed, the Jondaryan Woolshed has been restored as a living tribute to the Darling Downs' pastoral history. Step back in time and watch sheep being shorn, sheep dogs at work, take a ride in a horse-drawn cart or enjoy a picnic under the shady trees. Through the Network restoring such a significant part of the development of the Darling Downs, visitors can understand what it would have been like to work on a sheep station 100 years ago and the advances made to enhance our wool production processes over the years.

32. Dogwood Crossing @ Miles
A brand new cultural facility in Miles, the Dogwood Crossing @ Miles centre will house an art gallery, social history space, library and IT centre, providing a contemporary addition to the town's renowned Historical Village. Created by the residents of Miles and the Murilla Shire, four hours north-west of Brisbane, the centre will capture the stories of its land and people, their history, their present day lives and aspirations.
Queensland Heritage Trails Network attractions