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  • Chapter 4: A museum of the future… 2000 to present | QMN History
    18 January, 2022

    Chapter 4: A museum of the future… 2000 to present | QMN History

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  • Chapter 3: 1969 – 1999 (30 years) Out with the old and in with the new | QMN History
    18 October, 2021

    Chapter 3: 1969 – 1999 (30 years) Out with the old and in with the new | QMN History

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  • Chapter 2: 1918 – 1968 (50 Years) A museum that is developing | QMN History
    4 May, 2021

    Chapter 2: 1918 – 1968 (50 Years) A museum that is developing | QMN History

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  • To the beach, by Cobb & Co
    8 March, 2021

    To the beach, by Cobb & Co

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  • Chapter 1: 1862 – 1918 (56 Years) A Fledgling Natural History Museum | QMN History
    18 January, 2021

    Chapter 1: 1862 – 1918 (56 Years) A Fledgling Natural History Museum | QMN History

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Queensland Museum acknowledges the First Peoples – the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters and sky where we live and work.
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We recognise our shared history and commit to embedding First Nations voices in Queensland’s continuing story.

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