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The North Stradbroke Island Historical Museum is a social history museum dedicated to preserving and recording the social history of North Stradbroke Island.
A replica building the 'Foul Ward,' houses a display relating to the Dunwich Benevolent Asylum.
In the main building, displays feature indigenous history, mineral sand mining, dugong and the fishing industry, telecommunications and the history of the three townships, Amity, Point Lookout and Dunwich. A sperm whale skull is housed in the outdoor pavilion.
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15-17 Welsby Street
Dunwich
North Stradbroke Island
QLD 4183
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+61 7 3409 9699
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| Fax: |
+61 7 3409 8548 |
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| Opening Hours: |
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 10am - 2pm
or by arrangement for tour groups. |
| Admission Costs/Prices: |
Adult: $3.30
Child: $1.10
Group: $2.20 each
Concession: $2.20
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To make a group booking enquiry please click here or call 1300 667 386.
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