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Welcome to Miegunyah
House Museum

Miegunyah will be closed to visitors on EKKA public holiday Wednesday 10 August and Sunday 14 August.

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Welcome to Miegunyah House Museum, home of the Queensland Women’s Historical Association. 

Discover a unique slice of Brisbane’s architectural and social history only 5km from Brisbane’s CBD.

What’s On

Lecture: ‘Civilising Brisbane’
14 Aug, 1:30 pm
Miegunyah House Museum
In the second half of the nineteenth century, Lady Diamantina Bowen, Sister Ellen Whitty and Eliza O’Connell battled indifference and prejudice to improve healthcare, the arts and education in Brisbane.
  • Lecture: ‘Civilising Brisbane’
    Sun 14 Aug
    RSVP
    14 Aug, 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
    Miegunyah House Museum, 35 Jordan Terrace, Bowen Hills QLD 4006, Australia
    In the second half of the nineteenth century, Lady Diamantina Bowen, Sister Ellen Whitty and Eliza O’Connell battled indifference and prejudice to improve healthcare, the arts and education in Brisbane.
Miegunyah House Museum Treasures
02:35

Miegunyah House Museum Treasures

Come and discover the treasures inside one of Brisbane's most iconic heritage homes. Miegunyah House Museum www.miegunyah.org
High Society Exhibit
04:31

High Society Exhibit

Please watch our virtual tour of our most recent display of Evening Wear from the Miegunyah House Museum collection - "High Society". This exhibition is proudly supported by Brisbane City Council History Grant. Miegunyah House Museum is located in Bowen Hills, Brisbane, Queensland. Please see our webpage for more details: https://www.miegunyah.org/ or follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Miegunyah.House.Museum
Miegunyah House Museum "Perspectives and Perceptions" display.
07:18

Miegunyah House Museum "Perspectives and Perceptions" display.

This is a virtual tour of the display highlighting artworks from the collection of the QWHA. This display was held in early 2021 at the Miegunyah House Museum, Brisbane. The concept behind this project was to exhibit work from our important collection and to invite local contemporary artists to contribute a response to those works. Styles include Miniatures; Photographic Opalotypes; Portraits; Silhouettes; Landscapes; Autograph books and Queensland Women. Throughout the tour you will find the contemporary work hanging or placed near the 19th century equivalent categories. Contemporary works are included from the Fireworks Gallery (https://www.fireworksgallery.com.au/) and from celebrated Queensland sculptor, Rhyl Hinwood.

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