Billions of Historical Records at your Fingertips
Gympie Family History Society now has popular genealogy programs for use in our rooms during opening hours.
You can use them to break down brick walls (term for when you get stuck during your family tree search) or learn more about ancestors who are overseas. You are no longer limited to just the Gympie and the Wide Bay regions.
Join us and start growing your family stories.
Aisles of History
Step inside the timeless beauty of St Patrick’s...
GFHS Group Progress Meetings, Friday 10th October 2025
For the Gympie Family History Society and GFHS library to operate and function, various groups meet once a month to organise different aspects of the numerous functions or projects the...
Digitising records
Imagine a future GFHS where you can come to our rooms, sit down at a computer and search thousands of records in seconds. Then you can view the results online. Now imagine you can do it from home. ...
Henry Boote: From Poverty to Newspaper Greatness
Henry Ernest Boote was one of the most important Labor journalists and political writers connected...
More Stories
Sir Horace Tozer: The Lawyer Who Helped Shape Queensland
Sir Horace Tozer was one of Gympie’s most influential early legal and political figures, and his...
Mathew Mellor: The Founding Father of a Goldfield Town
Mathew Mellor (often spelled Matthew) stands as one of the most influential figures in Gympie’s...
Mabel Cox: Gympie’s Queen of Song and Cultural Beacon
Miss Ruby Mabel Cox (1890-1980) was Gympie's beloved soprano sensation, music teacher, and...
OPENING HOURS
Wednesday: 9:30am – 2:00pm
Friday: 9:30am – 12:00pm
Saturday: 1:00pm – 4:00pm
LOCATION
1 Chapple Street, Gympie Qld 4570
In the Old Ticket Office under the Rattler Railway Station. View map
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We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land and pay our respects to the elders of the past, present and emerging.



