DSC04711.JPG=Extra display of (stored) telephones that the Museum staff laid out for our visit. AE candlestick.
DSC04693.JPG=The museum has a number of displays built to resemble early shops and businesses
DSC04728.JPG=Looks like Phil, Col, and Trevor near the windmill
DSC04731.JPG=Wurlitzer theatre organ
DSC04709.JPG=Extra display of (stored) telephones that the Museum staff laid out for our visit.
DSC04699.JPG=One of the telephone display cabinets.
DSC04724.JPG=Sign commemorating the extension of the rail service from Park Rd to Thorneside - 1983
DSC04702.JPG=Early Redlands school rules (printed in the UK)
DSC04692.JPG=Museum entry area with Qld heritage phone booth and a Post Office display containing a M35/135 Magneto Wall telephone. Also a display of overhead wires.
DSC04722.JPG="Gulflander"rail motor display
DSC04715.JPG=Early radios on display
DSC04704.JPG=Household display of food and cooking implements
DSC04694.JPG=Museum early workshop machinery.
DSC04713.JPG=Extra display of (stored) telephones that the Museum staff laid out for our visit.
DSC04697.JPG=A model of Whepstead Manor c1889 (563 Main Rd. Wellington Point), where Joy and Dave were married in 1991.
DSC04733.JPG=Larger machinery and Blacksmith's shop in the outer grounds
DSC04726.JPG=Lovely old carriage and Cleveland Bakery wagon.
DSC04698.JPG=Maritime display
DSC04696a.jpg=Cord switchboard and the "Gulflander"rail motor
DSC04716.JPG=A must have Furphy - made in Shepparton, Victoria. John Furphy had many morality statements cast in the end plates. This one says - "Good, Better, Best - Never let it rest - Till your good is better - and your better best.
DSC04705.JPG=Early shops and business displays, with memorabilia, including phones in the glass cabinets
DSC04706.JPG=Tools and machinery
DSC04727.JPG=Lovely old carriage and Cleveland Bakery wagon.
DSC04723.JPG="Gulflander"rail motor display
DSC04712a.jpg=Extra display of (stored) telephones that the Museum staff laid out for our visit.
DSC04714.JPG=Extra display of (stored) telephones that the Museum staff laid out for our visit.
DSC04730.JPG=Monster loudspeaker horn from the Alderley cinema (c1920s)
DSC04701.JPG=Early Redlands classroom
DSC04703.JPG=Post Office display
DSC04708.JPG=Delivery bicycle
DSC04721.JPG="Gulflander"rail motor display
DSC04725.JPG=traction engine
DSC04700.JPG=One of the telephone display cabinets.
DSC04719.JPG=Garrett and Sons (UK) steam traction engine
DSC04718.JPG=Cobb and Co coaches delivered"Royal Mail
DSC04717.JPG=Steam models
DSC04707.JPG=General Store with a telephone 235 MW (magneto wall)
DSC04691.JPG=Redlands Museum, located at 60 Smith Street Cleveland. Well worth a visit Visit to see their great collection. It consists of over 13,000 items presented on 1,340 square metres of floor area. In other words – it is big! and best of all very good Telephony exhibits.
DSC04729.JPG=Firearms display
