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Western Australian street artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers created PUBLIC Art in Merredin’s 35-metre high grain silo mural at Merredin in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt.
This amazing collection of over 10,000 handmade pieces are displayed in stills of great wars. See soldiers at war in jungles, deserts and the six metre long display of the 1953 Coronation of the Queen
Visit the home of the prolific Monsignor John C. Hawes who was responsible for much of the development of this region. Browse both personal affects and other accoutrement of this prominent figure.
Morawa District Historical Society and Museum is a small volunteer group dedicated to preserving local town and agricultural history in Western Australia.
Maintained by The Morawa District Historical Society. The Museum houses a truly remarkable collection of windmills as well as examples of vintage farm machinery and equipment.
A wonderful walk trail winds through the woodland area with several lookout points along the way.
Located on the top of the largest hill in the area Mt. Dale offers spectacular views to the south.
Walking trail in Mullewa bushland showcasing species of West Australian wildflowers.
Adjacent to the Narembeen Roadhouse (entry through the Roadhouse) is a modern, interpretive centre focusing on grain growing in Western Australia.
Located in the Old Road Board building, near the Town Hall on Latham Rd, this museum contains a visual history of the district and includes photographs of early pioneer farming practices.
Located on Savage Street, this museum contains an interesting mix of photos and antiques from our pioneers.
The Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum in Narrogin is located in a charming historic building which was originally built as a government school in 1894. In 1905 it was converted into the local courthouse.
Grain silos in Newdegate and Pingrup will become the final mural sites in FORM and CBH’s PUBLIC Silo Trail, an outdoor art gallery drawing visitors to regional WA.
The Nungarin Heritage Machinery and Army Museum is housed in an original, massive Army Vehicle Workshop building, constructed in Nungarin in 1942-43 as part of Australia’s defense in WWII.
The Aboriginal heritage of Dryandra is revealed along the Ochre Trail. Interpretive signs along the way explain aspects of Nyoongar culture, including an ochre pit.
Stop and enjoy the woodlands up close in a natural setting at Old Mill Dam.
The Ongerup Museum Started in 1978 in the Old Railway Barracks Building, then aquired a historic farmhouse on site which now houses a Native food & Medicine, and Local wildlife display.
The Pingelly Museum Group came together in March 2011 to document and preserve our local history and to get the local Museum, the Old Courthouse building on Parade Street, Pingelly to open to the pub
Pingelly was originally just a railway siding built by the Western Australian Land Company in 1889 and the town grew around it.
Local government building in Western Australia
A complex mosaic of exposed granite rock, with surrounding shrublands and woodlands.
In December 1929, Rev. Dalis James Davies arrived from Wales to be the first resident Rector of Morawa.
St Paul's Church is the first consecrated Church in Narembeen. The church served the Anglican community from 1929 until 1965. It was opened as a museum for the Historical Society in 1969. After Restoraion it was re-opened as a Church Museum in 1999. It is also a memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Narembeen District.
THE BIG RAM - weight 4 tonnes, length 13 metres, height 9 metres, width 6 metres. Fibreglass statue overlooking town.
The Coalseam Conservation Park, south of Mullewa, is the site of the first coal discovered in Western Australia in 1846 and offers magnificent views of the Irwin River. A spectacular location``of everlastings during Spring.
This is a small museum and the collection reflects the rural family and social life of the Tambellup district from the time of European settlement.
Discover the ultimate day out. Amazing science, art & bushwalks. Climb the leaning tower.
The Lace Place Museum was built in 1990 to house the Blackburn Collection.
Visit one of three remaining Australian Inland Mission hospitals - and the only one in WA!
Great food and coffee, quality local produce and an impressive range of Australian Wool clothing. Inlcuding a Shearing Muesuem, lolly shop and Visitor Information Centre the Woolshed is perfect for a day trip from perth or en route to the Great Southern.