Livingstone Shire, located in Central Queensland, is home to several historical houses and museums that showcase the region's rich history and cultural heritage. Some of the notable historical houses and museums in the area include: It represents the development of Great Keppel Island and is the only remaining physical link between the 4,000 years of Woppaburra occupation. The homestead is significant for its aesthetic qualities, set among Hoop Pines and fig trees on a high point of the island.
Byfield and District Historical Society Museum: Housed in a heritage-listed building, this museum contains articles and artifacts of historical value pertaining to the Byfield region. Emu Park Historical Museum: Located in Hill Street, Emu Park, this museum is run by volunteers and provides historical information about the local area. The Gatehouse at Emu Park, officially opened on April 23, 2016, houses 26 interpretive panels that provide an overview of the ANZAC story. Joskeleigh South Sea Islander Museum: This museum, located on Joskeleigh Road, Joskeleigh, highlights the history of the South Sea Islanders who were brought to Queensland in the 19th century. The small museum ensures that this fascinating history is not forgotten. Marlborough Historical Museum: This museum aims to inspire future generations through exhibits that showcase the history of the Marlborough region.
These historical houses and museums offer visitors a glimpse into the past, allowing them to appreciate the rich history and cultural heritage of Livingstone Shire.