Murweh Area Attractions

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Augathella Moonlighters Theatre

Augathella has a colourful and unique history full of bullock teams, notorious bushrangers, shearing, rodeos and outback life. To celebrate this history, a 20 minute documentary has been produced and can be viewed on request at the Augathella Moonlighters Theatre, Monday to Friday from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The walls in the Theatre are covered with murals depicting Augathella's colourful history, including the 'famous Captain Starlight'.

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Augathella Murals

Augathella's Murals celebrate the history of the town, from the great sheep stations of the west to the famous 1950s movies about 'Smiley'; the character based on a local boy growing up in Augathella. For further information about the Murals collect the Heritage Trail guide from the Augathella Library or Post Office.

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Augathella Wrought Iron Sculptures

Augathella Wrought Iron Sculptures are humorous, locally made, sculptures featuring the Meat Ant Football team; a famous racehorse and the biggest surprise...dancing Brolgas. These iconic birds of Australia nest and bring up their young on the Warrego River. For information about the sculptures collect the Heritage Trail guide from the Augathella Library or Post Office.

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Charleville - Historic House Museum

Historic House Museum have on display a wide and varied collection of local memorabilia ranging from photographs and furniture to vehicles and newspapers. With many of the original features still remaining, including four marble fireplaces, original furniture and bric'a'brac from across the region, this building is a wonderful example of early Queensland architecture, built in 1888 as the original National Bank building. The grounds include an incredible collection of early machinery, includin...

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Charleville - Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre

The Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre provides you with an incredible insight into this iconic outback service which is still being delivered to the people of the outback by the Flying Doctor. Medical supplies and radio equipment have changed dramatically over the years and throughout it all the Flying Doctor always made it through. The long history of the medical service to remote outback communities is explained in an introductory film. Enjoy displays of past and present equipment a...

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Charleville Heritage Trail Walk

The Charleville Heritage Trail Walk will take you on a journey of discovery - grab your self-guided trail map or an audio CD from the Charleville Visitor Information Centre before you start your day. Narrated by locals, discover a wide variety of architectural styles dating back to 1888. Look above the verandah rooflines, buildings have retained their original character and tell the story of an earlier Charleville.

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Charleville Photographic Display

The Charleville Town Hall houses a photographic display that highlights the Outback way of life and its characters. The collection, donated by talented local photographers, is a snap shot of Outback life and experiences. Bring the family along and imagine yourself living in the bygone era of living in the Charleville area.

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Charleville Pioneers Audio History Board

Through interactive audio panels, hear the stories of eight local pioneering identities who played a significant role in shaping Charleville into the Community it is today. Hear their fascinating stories from when Outback ingenuity was born and at its best. The Charleville Pioneers Audio History Board is located on the front verandah of the Charleville Historic House Museum.

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Morven Branding Board

The branding of cattle is an integral part of raising cattle. The 'brands' are unique designs that belong to each cattle property, and 'brands' from surrounding properties can be viewed at the Morven Branding Board. In the past, using a hot branding iron, the brands were branded onto the skin of the cattle, as proof of ownership. Today, many owners use ink stencils to 'brand' their cattle. A recent innovation is to insert micro chips under the skin of the cattle. To celebrate the year of th...

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Morven Historical Museum and Miniature Building Display

Step back in time where everyday early outback life is on display. The small but delightful Morven Historical Museum and Miniature Building Display contains some fascinating memorabilia. A must see is the miniature replica pioneer township. Painstakingly recreated over 15 years, buildings that have long gone have been preserved. The attention to detail of the buildings and the early building techniques makes this display a unique outback attraction. The Museum also has a collection of Aborigi...

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Morven Museum, Kerosene Tin Hut and Miniature Pioneer Village

Step back in time where every day early Outback life is on display. The small but delightful Morven Museum, Kerosene Tin Hut and Miniature Pioneer Village contains some fascinating memorabilia. A must see is the miniature replica pioneer township. Painstakingly recreated over 15 years, buildings that have long gone have been preserved. The attention to detail of the buildings and the early building techniques makes this display a unique attraction. The Museum also has a collection of Aborig...

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Town Hall Photographic Display

In the Charleville Town Hall you will find an extensive photographic display depicting the Outback way of life and its characters. The photographers are local amateurs capturing the essence of everyday life in Outback Queensland. Enjoy their works while gaining an insight into this part of the state. This display will please a variety of ages.

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