Pine Rivers Heritage Museum explores the history of the Moreton Bay region through interactive displays, historical buildings, and rotating exhibitions located within the Old Petrie Town precinct.
About Pine Rivers Heritage Museum
Pine Rivers Heritage Museum is situated in Petrie and provides an overview of the region’s development from early European settlement to the present day. The facility features a range of permanent and temporary exhibitions, including the 1890s Yebri House and a restored farm shed. Visitors can interact with digital displays that detail the timber industry, agricultural history, and the life of local residents throughout different eras. The site is part of the larger Old Petrie Town complex, offering a consolidated location for cultural exploration and heritage preservation.
The museum serves as a primary resource for historical research and education within the Moreton Bay area. Facilities include a theatrette and themed galleries that change throughout the year to focus on specific aspects of local heritage. Its proximity to the North Pine River makes it a central point for those exploring the natural and social history of the district. The museum offers free entry, providing an accessible way for the community to engage with the stories and artefacts that shaped the local landscape.