Landsborough Museum Visual Story

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Arrival

The Landsborough Museum, located on Maleny Street, combines historical and modern architectural styles. The museum building is brick with a large sign, while the adjacent council building features a classic wooden design. Parking is located at the back of the building with a concrete pathway from the carpark entry to the entrance. Parking is also available out the front of the museum.

Visitors have the option of accessing the site by using steps with handrails or a ramp with handrails. Clear pathways and signage make navigation easy. Visitors can be seen exploring historical exhibits and engaging in educational activities.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Birds chirping
  2. Distant traffic
  3. Footsteps on path
  4. Rustling leaves
  5. Quiet conversations
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh grass
  2. Clean air
  3. Wooden scent
  4. Faint flowers
  5. Earthy tones
Touch

Feel

  1. Warm sun
  2. Cool breeze
  3. Smooth ramp
  4. Firm handrails
  5. Solid steps
Sight

Sight

  1. Brick building
  2. Wooden structure
  3. Green lawn
  4. Clear signage
  5. Historical displays

Carpark

The parking lot at Landsborough Museum is located at the rear of a building complex. The environment features a mix of concrete and corrugated metal structures, with a fenced perimeter. The ground is paved, providing a smooth surface for vehicles. The back of the carpark is loose gravel and has an uneven surface that may challenge wheelchair access.

There is ample space for turning around, making it accessible for larger vehicles. The atmosphere is calm, with a focus on functionality. People are likely to park their cars here and use the space for loading or unloading goods. 

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Vehicle engines
  2. Footsteps
  3. Distant chatter
  4. Birds chirping
  5. Wind rustling
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh air
  2. Vehicle exhaust
  3. Metallic scent
  4. Grass
  5. Concrete
Touch

Feel

  1. Warm sun
  2. Cool breeze
  3. Smooth pavement
  4. Firm ground
  5. Open space
Sight

Sight

  1. Metal buildings
  2. Parked vehicles
  3. Fences
  4. Green grass
  5. Corrugated building

Chambers

The Chambers area at Landsborough Museum combines rustic and modern design elements, featuring wooden seating and spacious, well-lit interior. Upon entering through an inward-opening glass door, the room is accessible via ramp and steps. 

Inside, the high ceilings and soft lighting create an open, calm setting. Historical photos and displays line the walls, adding a historical context. A long wooden table stands in the centre, surrounded by padded chairs. Visitors may engage in educational activities, meetings, or quiet reflection here.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Soft footsteps
  2. Quiet chatter
  3. Door creaks
  4. Chair movements
  5. Ambient hum
Smell

Smells

  1. Wood polish
  2. Clean air
  3. Old books
  4. Fresh paint
  5. Mild coffee
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth wood
  2. Cool air
  3. Soft chairs
  4. Solid floors
  5. Gentle lighting
Sight

Sight

  1. Wooden walls
  2. Historical photos
  3. Glass displays
  4. Blue chairs
  5. Large table

Foyer

Upon entering the museum, a small reception table sits on the right. The foyer has a modern, industrial design with metal beams and glass walls. The tiled floor offers a smooth surface for easy movement. To the left, a wooden ramp and deck leads to the heritage listed council chambers building. Across from the chambers are accessible toilets featuring a toilet with grab bar, hand basin, and mirrors.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Soft chatter
  2. Footsteps
  3. Door opening
  4. Fan humming
  5. Paper rustling
Smell

Smells

  1. Clean air
  2. Paper scent
  3. Wood polish
  4. Fresh paint
  5. Mild detergent
Touch

Feel

  1. Smooth tiles
  2. Cool air
  3. Open space
  4. Accessible ramp
  5. Comfortable seating
Sight

Sight

  1. Reception desk
  2. Glass walls
  3. Information posters
  4. Wooden ramp
  5. Tiled floor

Transport

The Transport area is a historical exhibit space with a rustic, industrial design. The structure incorporates corrugated metal and wooden features, giving it a vintage workshop feel, while the gravel floor enhances the industrial setting.

From the main entrance, proceed straight and turn left. A light grey vintage tractor sits to the left, and on the right, a board displays an assortment of mounted tools. Clear signage and wide pathways guide visitors, though the gravel may challenge wheelchair access. Visitors explore machinery exhibits and informational displays, fostering curiosity and nostalgia.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Machinery hum
  2. Footsteps on gravel
  3. Distant chatter
  4. Rustling paper
  5. Echoes
Smell

Smells

  1. Oil and grease
  2. Old wood
  3. Metallic scen
  4. Dust
  5. Faint paint
Touch

Feel

  1. Cool metal
  2. Gravel underfoot
  3. Smooth wood
  4. Solid groud
  5. Nostalgia
Sight

Sight

  1. Old machinery
  2. Metal walls
  3. Wooden beams
  4. Informational signs
  5. Gravel floor

Main Area

The Landsborough Museum features a spacious, open-plan layout with high ceilings supported by metal beams. The carpeted floor provides a soft, comfortable surface. Upon entering through the open doorway, a seating area is on the left.

Exhibits inside include framed photographs, informational panels, and glass cases displaying artefacts. The walls are covered with historical photos and displays, creating an educational atmosphere. Visitors explore historical exhibits, read displays, and participate in educational activities in a calm, reflective setting.

Hearing

Sounds

  1. Soft footsteps
  2. Quiet conversations
  3. Rustling papers
  4. Distant hum
  5. Occasional whispers
Smell

Smells

  1. Clean air
  2. Faint paper scent
  3. Subtle wood
  4. Mild fabric
  5. Neutral ambiance
Touch

Feel

  1. Soft carpet
  2. Cool air
  3. Smooth glass
  4. Nostalgia
  5. Calm and reflective
Sight

Sight

  1. Historical photos
  2. Glass displays
  3. Metal beams
  4. Informative signs
  5. Colourful murals
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