Home Brisbane Suburbs NorthQueensland Energy Museum FAQ When is the Queensland Energy Museum open? Where is the Queensland Energy Museum located? What is in the Museum? Are there photographs to purchase? Are documents available for research purposes? Does the Museum take groups of visitors? Are refreshments available? Is the Museum near public transport? Are there parking facilities? Is it possible to visit the Museum in the evening? Is it possible to visit on weekends? Does the Museum have exhibitions for hire? Does the Museum accept donations of objects and photographs? When is the Queensland Energy Museum open? It is open on Tuesday and Wednesday from 10am to 3pm. It is not open during Easter, Christmas and New Year holidays. Where is the Queensland Energy Museum located? It is on the corner of Gregory Terrace and Bowen Bridge Road, Herston. To visit, please telephone and make an appointment. What is in the Museum? The Museum has a large and varied collection of objects (both industry and domestic related), documents, photographs and films. Are there photographs to purchase? Yes. Are documents available for research purposes? Yes. Does the Museum take groups of visitors? Yes, with a maximum of 15 at a time. Are refreshments available? Yes. Tea, coffee and biscuits only. Is the Museum near public transport? Yes. Numerous bus services stop on Bowen Bridge Road outside the Queensland Energy Museum site. The Brunswick Street railway station is just a short walk. Are there parking facilities? Yes. Telephoning first is essential. Is it possible to visit the Museum in the evening? Yes, according to the staffing situation. Groups only. Is it possible to visit on weekends? No. Does the Museum have exhibitions for hire? Yes. Contact the Museum for exhibition details. Does the Museum accept donations of objects and photographs? Yes. Limited and strictly in accordance with Queensland Energy Museum's Collection Policy.