The Queen’s Wharf precinct lends itself to a number of aspects of studies in Australian History. It is where the Moreton Bay convicts and many European immigrants first set foot in what became Queensland, in so doing commencing the displacement of local Aboriginals, the Jagera and Turrbal people.
The National Trust has prepared a Work Program suited to Year 9 History – The Making of the Modern World. This depth study option relates to the movement of peoples (1750-1901).