Artillery Store Museum is a historical business located within Fort Lytton National Park in Brisbane, Australia. Established in 1881, the museum showcases the military history of Queensland, particularly focusing on the role of Fort Lytton in defending Brisbane until the end of World War II. The museum features a collection of artifacts, exhibits, and interactive displays that highlight the significance of the fort as a coastal fortress and training ground for Queensland soldiers.
The museum’s philosophy revolves around preserving and promoting Queensland’s military heritage, honoring the courageous men and women who served during times of conflict. Through engaging storytelling and immersive experiences, Artillery Store Museum brings to life the history of Fort Lytton and its importance in shaping Queensland’s military past. Visitors can explore the remains of fortifications, Second World War structures, and the Lytton Quarantine Station, gaining insights into the historical significance of these man-made structures.
With a strong educational focus, the museum offers programs and tours designed to engage visitors, particularly students, in learning about the natural, cultural, and historical significance of Fort Lytton. By acknowledging and respecting the Traditional Owners of the land, the museum aims to contribute to the protection and growth of Queensland’s protected area system. Through its commitment to human rights and cultural preservation, Artillery Store Museum provides a unique and enriching experience for those interested in Queensland’s military history.
