Eumundi Museum

Eumundi Museum documents the social and industrial evolution of the Sunshine Coast hinterland. Located in the Maroochy River district, the facility occupies a historical church building and provides public access to extensive archives and physical artefacts. Visitors explore displays focused on timber cutting, dairy farming, and the development of local infrastructure. The museum serves as a repository for genealogical records and historical documents relevant to the region's pioneering families. The venue offers educational programmes and self-guided tours for those interested in the heritage of South East Queensland. It is situated a short drive from Mount Coolum, making it a practical addition to regional sightseeing routes. The collection includes items of significance to the Kabi Kabi people, alongside temporary exhibitions that highlight contemporary local artists. Professional staff maintain the archives to support academic research and community interest in the Maroochy River area.