9th Battalions Museum volunteers needed

Immerse yourself in history & help preserve the legacy of the 9th Battalions from 1867 to today. Our museum showcases artifacts and memorabilia from the First Queenslanders, Boer War, 9th Battalion AIF, 2/9th Battalion AIF, 9th Battalion (The Moreton Regiment), 9RAR, 8/9RAR & 9RQR.

Volunteers needed for:

- Data entry. Help us catalogue & maintain our historical records.

- Guides. Share your passion for history by leading tours & educating visitors.

- Maintenance. Assist in keeping our museum in prime condition.

- Display setup. Contribute to the creation of engaging exhibits.

When: Wednesdays, 8:30am to 1:00pm  

Who: Whether you come alone or with a partner or bring a friend, all are welcome!

If you’re interested in making a difference & being part of a team dedicated to preserving our rich military history, please contact our Museum Director, Ron on 0415 506 041.

Become a vital part of our community, connect with others, & help us keep history alive! All training is provided.

Vale - MAJ Bryan Smith OAM

Sadly Major Bryan Smith passed away on 2 March 2025. Our thoughts and prayers are for his family and relatives.

He served in the ARA in Vietnam, as RSM of 1 RAR, and Operations Officer 9 RQR during the 1990s.

His funeral will be held on 10 March in Brisbane.


9th Bns Museum open hours, Facebook page & historical items donations

    

Our 9th Battalions War Memorial Museum is generally open from 8am to 1pm on Wednesdays.  Phone to book a visit and arrange Barracks access.

The Museum has a Facebook page.  Informative daily posts are being published with 9th Battalions historical photos and photos of Museum items.

A 9 RQR annexe to the Museum is being developed.  It will display photos and items relating to 9 RQR from the 1960s to current operations and service.

Please consider donating items relating to 9 RQR or any Army service to the Museum. To contact Museum volunteers, send an email to museum@9bnassoc.org









Next Meeting:  AGM & General Meeting at 1730 hrs on Wednesday 19th March 2025 at Milne Bay Memorial Library and Research Centre, 61 Kittyhawk Dr, Chermside


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