The Old Flour Mill

Standing proudly on Brisbane Street, The Old Flour Mill is a heritage building with historical significance. Originally constructed in the early 1900’s it was designed by George Brockwell Gill. This striking red-brick structure played a vital role in the region’s industrial past, serving as a flour processing mill that supported local agriculture and trade.

Over the decades, the Old Flour Mill has transformed from an industrial hub into a vibrant precinct, now home to an eclectic mix of boutique shops, cafés, and creative spaces. While its function has evolved, its character remains unchanged, boasting original architectural features, rustic charm, and a timeless elegance that tells the story of Ipswich’s rich past.

Today, this landmark is a destination for visitors and locals alike. Whether enjoying a relaxing coffee, browsing specialty stores, or admiring the craftsmanship, the Old Flour Mill continues to be a cultural cornerstone. A perfect blend of heritage and modern creativity, it serves as a living testament to the city’s ability to embrace both progress and tradition. Showing historical ingenuity with its simple “loading” platform at an arms reach from the railway even today. While it is safely blocked from access, visitors can enjoy the passing trains and scenery from the rear roller door of the building.

For those who appreciate history and unique experiences, The Old Flour Mill remains a must-visit location.