Location ID: #10195170
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Heritage farm house built in 1909, outhouses include stone stables and other general farm buildings. Farm house is located on an operational sheep and cropping farm in the rolling hills of West Arthur
Location ID: #10195172
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Abandoned old stone stables and old fibro house on Tachbrook farm. Farm is an operating business and has many outbuildings.
Location ID: #10195366
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Shearing shed, storage shed, silos and grain bins on an operational farm
Location ID: #10162156
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Moondyne Country Convention Centre, is located in the picturesque Avon Valley National Park in Lower Chittering. The venue has accommodation, meals and a variety of activities. The 1800-acre property contains a variety of beautiful ...
Location ID: #10160911
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Six Mile Cottage is a slab hut cottage built in 1906. It is open to the public and is still set up as it would have been used in the early years.
Location ID: #10162652
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The Collie to Darkan Rail Trail is a narrow walking/cycling/equestrian track that extends for approximately 45km along a disused rail line.
Location ID: #10162651
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Dead Man's swamp is a nature reserve with a creek and lots of dead trees located in the area. The area is boggy in wintertime (June- August) but dry in summer (Dec-Feb)
Location ID: #10163014
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This is a small privately owned cafe. A quirky interior. Small rural community
Location ID: #10161039
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The Moodiarrup Hall, is a small timber hall located on the banks of the Arthur River. It is located in an isolated area and is surrounded by bushland.
Location ID: #10162653
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The Arthur River extends throughout the Shire of West Arthur and is variable in size. In places it is dry during the summer months and other areas have long stretches suitable for kayaking along.
Location ID: #10162656
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Beautiful little stone hall with wooden floors. Built in 1911, with an additional building added in 1964.
Darkan has a population of approximately 500 people and is located 2.5 hours drive south east of Perth.
Location ID: #10162654
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Nangip creek is an easily accessible creek line that runs through Darkan. It has small bridges, mini waterfalls and lots of wildflowers.
Darkan is a small town located 213 km (132miles) south east of Perth.
Location ID: #10160914
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The Arthur River Heritage precinct includes the Mt Pleasant Inn Kitchen, Arthur River Post Office, reconstructed stables and a number of other buildings (under separate listings). These buildings are located on Albany highway and were regular ...
Location ID: #10160915
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The Arthur River Hall is located in Arthur River, a small town with just over 100 residents. It is located on the Albany Highway approximately 2.5 hours drive south of Perth.
The hall has two sections - a smaller stone building which was built ...
St Paul's Anglican Church
Location ID: #10162650
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St Paul's Church, located in Arthur River, was built in 1885. It is an Anglican Church that still operates monthly services.
Arthur River is a small town with just over 100 residents located on the Albany Highway approximately 2.5 hours drive south ...
Location ID: #10161069
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Arthur River is a small town with just over 100 residents located on the Albany Highway approximately 2.5 hours drive south of Perth. It was a thriving settlement in the late 19th Century and has a number of historical buildings in good condition.
Location ID: #10160913
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The Station Master's house was built in 1912 and was used by the Railway station master in the early years in Darkan.
Location ID: #10161035
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Hillman Nature Reserve has a man-made dam and 1.5km of stone channels which channel water from the Julikin Rock to the dam. The water was originally used for the steam trains that ran through the area. The dam is no longer used
Location ID: #10161033
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This small one roomed school and outbuildings, is located in the tiny town of Duranillin. The school is no longer used and is listed on the Shire Heritage Inventory.
Location ID: #10161016
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Darkan is a small country town with a very laid back sleepy town feel. The main street has a grocery store, cafe, garage, hardware store. There is also the historical road board building and the town Community Resource Centre. All opposite the ...
Location ID: #10160912
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Darkan Railway station and loading ramp with crane
Location ID: #10161017
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There are many small country roads in our area that make for interesting backdrops.
Location ID: #10161036
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The Kylie Dam and Water tower are man made structures that were originally used to collect water to fuel the steam trains that ran through the area. The Dam is earthen walled with a rickety old jetty and stone channels. The water tower is ...
Location ID: #10095909
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The park is situated in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia to the west of the Midlands Road between the towns of Badgingarra to the west and Dalwallinu to the east. The border of the park abuts Pinjarrega Nature Reserve to the north but is ...
Location ID: #10083353
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The flour mill was constructed in 1879, is still in operation and produces flour for making bread ,it is the oldest working mill in W.A. and may be the oldest in Australia
Location ID: #10098692
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Burracoppin is a townsite on the Great Eastern Highway, east of Merredin in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia. It takes its name from Burracoppin Rock, a nearby granite rock,It is situated on the Eastern Railway and is a stop on the ...
Location ID: #10082873
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Catholic Agricultural College Bindoon is a Year 7 to 12, co-educational College for day and residential students, situated 10km north of the township of Bindoon in the beautiful Chittering Valley, an hour's drive north of Perth.
The college ...
Location ID: #10082903
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The Bruce Rock Motel has affordable accommodation.
Location ID: #10083662
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York Health Services formerly York Hospital.
Location ID: #10089432
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The Toodyay Post Office and residence is located in Toodyay, Western Australia on the corner of Stirling Terrace and Duke Street North.
It was designed by colonial architect George Temple-Poole and was part of a scheme by the Public Works ...
Location ID: #10089431
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As well as being a significant element in the townscape, the cemetery contains the graves of monks, nuns, Aborigines, administrators and farmers associated with New Norcia since its inception.
Location ID: #10088258
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Located 132km north of Perth in Western Australia,New Norcia is Australia’s only monastic town, with the Monastery,which is where the monks live, work and pray, at its heart.
The town has buildings in a Spanish style of architecture, along with ...
Location ID: #10083352
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The Hotel was built in 1927. With a sweeping central staircase, and grand facade, the New Norcia Hotel recalls the charm of days gone by. It also recalls the days when you all had to share a bathroom down the hall.
Location ID: #10083220
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Red dirt road near Koolanobbing.