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The Original Pub With No Beer Ingham Lees Hotel is the original "Pub With No Beer " in Ingham, Queensland. Made famous by Australia's favourite son and multi-award-winning Country and Western singer Slim Dusty in 1957, with Australians very first worldwide number one hit song, "The Pub With No Beer".

Zara Clark Folk Museum Charters Towers This National Trust owned and run museum houses a large collection of photographs, equipment and other memorabilia that reflects Charters Towers golden past.

The Cultural Centre, Townsville Townsville The Cultural Centre, Townsville showcases the culture and history of the local Wulgurukaba and Bindal people and the diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait communities to the world.

Army Museum of North Queensland North Ward The Army Museum of North Queensland is located within Jezzine Barracks, Kissing Point in Townsville.

Riverway Arts Centre Thuringowa Central The Riverway Arts Centre features a 380-seat flexible performance space doubling as a function room, the Pinnacles Art Gallery, rehearsal space, meeting room and working spaces for resident art groups.

The Stack Art Gallery Townsville The Stack Art Gallery is truly a little treasure. Nestled in the suburb of Idalia in Townsville, the gallery features a large hand made gift line by local artists, and original paintings by Karen Foley. The quality art is a 'Must See' for both locals and tourists.

Perc Tucker Regional Gallery Townsville Housed in one of Townsville’s finest heritage buildings, Perc Tucker Regional Gallery is a dynamic visual arts centre and has a significant collection of North Queensland art. It is Townsville’s foremost gallery with an exciting and diverse program of local, national and international exhibitions with a special focus on exhibitions featuring...

National Trust Heritage Centre West End The National Trust Heritage Centre in Townsville is a collection of three heritage houses furnished and restored to their original period glory.

The World Theatre Charters Towers Explore the World Theatre, a cultural complex where the unique blend of heritage architecture and state of the art technology meet. Browse at your own leisure.

Museum Of Tropical Queensland Townsville The Museum of Tropical Queensland (MTQ) is a world-class museum, bursting with fun, fascinating and interactive displays.

Historic Ambulance Centre Charters Towers The Historic Ambulance Centre dates back to 1903 and was restored and reopened to the public 100 years from its first opening.

Townsville Museum and Historical Society Currajong The Townsville Museum and Historical Society has two large exhibition halls displaying artefacts relating to Townsville's medical, artistic, technological and social history. It is located in the suburb of Currajong, in the former Traffic Training Centre building.

Pinnacles Gallery Thuringowa Central Pinnacles Gallery in Thuringowa is a regional gallery offering an exciting and diverse exhibition program with a strong community focus.

Sylvia Ditchburn Fine Art Gallery Townsville Must see Sylvia Ditchburn Fine Art Gallery is a free, delightful Boutique Art Gallery just five minutes from Flinders Street Central Business District. It caters for local and visiting art lovers with original paintings by Sylvia and local artists, and prints and postcards of north Queensland environs.

Venus Gold Battery Charters Towers Located on the outskirts of town, the Venus Gold Battery offers an insight into an amazing real-life gold rush of the late 19th century.

The Miners Cottage Charters Towers The Miner’s Cottage in Charters Towers is a restored workers’ cottage built in the late 1800s.

Stock Exchange Arcade and Assay Mining Museum Charters Towers The Stock Exchange Arcade was designed by Sydney architect Mark Day and built by Sandbrook Brothers of Sydney in 1888. This prestigious shop and office arcade was built for local civic leader and businessman Alexander Malcolm.

Maritime Museum of Townsville Townsville The Maritime Museum of Townsville is best known for its display about the doomed ship SS Yongala, sunk south of Townsville in 1911 with the loss of all 122 on board.