Brisbane Tramway Museum

The Brisbane Tramway Museum is a dedicated transport heritage site located in the suburb of Ferny Grove. It maintains a significant collection of restored trams, trolleybuses, and infrastructure that once formed the backbone of the city’s transport network. Visitors can view various models of rolling stock and explore the technical aspects of tram operation through preserved equipment and static displays. The site functions as a living museum where the history of Brisbane's tramway era is maintained by volunteers. Situated near the Ferny Grove Picnic Ground, the museum offers regular tram rides on a purpose-built track. These operational demonstrations allow people to experience the sights and sounds of mid-century commuting. The facility includes a depot and workshop area where restoration work continues on vintage vehicles. It serves as an educational resource for those interested in the engineering and social history of Queensland's capital city during the twentieth century.