Best Heritage Museum Western Australia: reviews

Great place, visited lots of times, visited today again with friends and ticket lady was bloody awful and rude. Sort it out!

Sooo much to see definitely need at least a few hours to enjoy what they have on offer.my kids loved all the displays and I didn’t feel uncomfortable...

An amazing place for the kids and has some fascinating info/history. The displays are presented very well and the staff were extremely friendly and...

This is amazing for those who love old things. Household, agricultural, war and so much more. Allow time. Beautifully housed. Nungarin has a gem.don't...

What a great place to visit amazing the amount of machinery and equipment great food owner and staff top people

Yes I found the trip to Wilkinson Homestead very interesting especially the old machinery. The 1927 car was in pristine condition and enjoyed talking...

Our Church Prayer group have been twice over the past 12 months and love the setting. We are going again in September this year. Accommodation is fairly...

Great part of Perth history, went for a school excursion, and the lady was lovely and great with he kids.

Lovely historical area to bring the family and young ones to enjoy the sights and learn about of previous water resource. Set in idyllic forest this...

Great museum reasonably priced takes about an hour to get round the exhibits. Don't miss the orbital granite.

Love history and the story of broome. So many memories in this place wish there was more

I'm a volunteer there on Tuesday's great for a look very interesting more than just trains come and visit.

Really awesome place great history and I always love knowing how people loved the stories they tell and what it’s all about always worth the stop and...

The old machinery shop is great and the farm is open most week ends

Great display of historic farm equipment and buildings in great condition

Built at the turn of the century in 1900 and housed the local priest for at least 30 years, the last being Monsignor Hawes.

Community hall constructed in 1893 using plans from Perth architect Thomas Whitney.

Built in 1865 by William Trigg it also served as the Greenough Community Hall and an Anglican place of worship. Ten years later in 1875, there was a total...

Built for Ned Goodwin in 1890 by the Catholic Church. Ned was a retired policeman and lived here until he died in 1912. The building then reverted...

1870 saw the construction of this building (at a cost of £1,500) which became the Police Station, Gaol and Court House. The Goal was only used for...