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Museum of Lands, Mapping and Surveying

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With the support of the department and the mapping and surveying industry Kitson set about collecting artefacts, which were rapidly disappearing as technology overtook the traditional means of creating maps and surveys. The museum's collection grew from simply holding artefacts to include diaries,
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The museum aims to identify records, artefacts, maps and plans that are useful in filling gaps in the knowledge about the history of mapping and surveying in Queensland, and make such knowledge accessible. New material is constantly being identified as important for research purposes.
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Land exploration and surveying has played a crucial role in the development of Queensland. Surveyors and cartographers played an active part in establishing Queensland's borders, physically surveying the land as well as creating maps, survey plans and registers.
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The historical input of the surveying and mapping industry to the development of Queensland is an important factor in the role the department plays in providing a valuable resource for a wide range of community interests and government.
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In its short history the museum has established a comprehensive collection, housing many important maps, survey plans and artefacts, significant to the history of mapping, surveying and land development particularly in Queensland.
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artwork, photographs and biographies which captured the personal and social history of those involved in surveying and mapping. Many historical maps of Queensland were also acquired.
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The museum acquires, preserves, catalogues and displays information and artefacts pertaining to historical land settlement, surveying and cartographic activities in Queensland.
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but the society decided not to buy it; however, they did display it at an event in June 1906. For many years the bust was displayed at Freemasons’ Gregory Lodge in
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In 1991, the focus of the museum was broadened and it was renamed the Museum of Lands, Mapping and Surveying to include history of land development in Queensland.
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The bust of Augustus Charles Gregory sculpted by Oscar Fristrom in 1905 stands at the entrance to the museum, 2020
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to become custodian of the collections whilst the government provides staff to manage and run the museum.
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In 1988, in order to preserve the artefacts that had been collected an agreement was signed with the
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In 1987, the museum moved to the newly constructed Landcentre building in
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of Queensland and the maps created. It is a sub-branch of the
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Compass theodolite, Museum of Lands, Mapping and Surveying
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documents (e.g. early Queensland Treasury rental sheets)
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The museum's physical and digital collections include:
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Edward Street
Brisbane
Queensland
surveying
Queensland Museum

Queensland Government
Surveyor General of Queensland
Lands Administration Building
Woolloongabba
Queensland Museum
Edward Street
Brisbane CBD
Oscar Fristrom
Augustus Charles Gregory
Surveyor-General of Queensland
Royal Geographical Society of Queensland
Cairns
Masonic regalia
Surveying in Australia






"Museum history"
Queensland Government
Archived

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