Leslie Dam was built between 1961 and 1965, named after Scot Patrick Leslie. Patrick Leslie, with brothers Walter and George, was the first settlers to take up land in the Darling Downs. Selecting a site for his station, the town was to be called Canningtown, but was eventually named Warwick. The dam was built to … Read more
The Customs House in Goondiwindi was established to collect customs duties for goods coming into and out of Queensland prior to the Federation of Australia in 1901. It is the only inland Customs House in Australia still in existence.
Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre is accessible through the Goondiwindi Regional Civic Centre from Marshall Street or from the back on Bowen Lane. The Goondiwindi Visitor Information Centre is located in the heart of town and the friendly volunteers will be able to assist you with all your enquiries. The best parking and access is from 45 … Read more
The Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway has a fleet of five locomotives, both steam powered and diesel electric. Two different carriage sets provide distinct experiences. One is a vintage timber carriage set from as far back as 1880, including the last surviving prison carriage in Queensland. The other carriage set is from the 1950s, featuring air-conditioned … Read more
Lookout overlooking Manilla to the south and over the district. The lookout is named after VJ Burnes, who was a Stock and Station agent and the Mayor of Manilla Shire Council.
Drop in and meet our friendly staff! Take a look at the Ivan Wells gem and mineral collection, much of it gathered from the Warialda district including petrified wood, and check out our display of locally found Aboriginal artefacts. The VIC is home to the Bees Knees Café, and sells local produce, artwork and publications. … Read more
