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Welcome to the Commissariat Store Museum
The Commissariat Store is a history museum that specialises in showcasing Queensland’s history. The museum is an initiative of The Royal Historical Society of Queensland and staffed by volunteers from the Society.
The most significant exhibit is the building itself. The Commissariat Store is Queensland’s oldest habitable, and most significant heritage building. The lower two floors of this magnificent building were convict built during 1828 and 1829. The third floor, now the main entrance from William Street was added in 1913.
How to find us
We are located at 115 William Street, Brisbane 4000
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The nearest public car park is the Myer Centre. From there, it is a 350m walk to the entrance of the museum.
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We are a short walk from North Quay ferry terminal. Take the steps or lift onto William Street, and it’s a short walk from there to the museum.
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The nearest bus terminal is in the Myer Centre. From there it is a short walk to the museum. The nearest railway station is South Brisbane on the opposite side of the river, with a ten-minute walk across Victoria Bridge, or Central Station, which is a 14-minute walk through the CBD.