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NO. 2 SUBSTATION, MURRAY STREET, PERTH (1914) STATE REGISTER OF HERITAGE PLACES LIST OF STATE REGISTERED PLACES THIS DOCUMENT LISTS ALL PLACES CURRENTLY ENTERED IN THE STATE REGISTER OF HERITAGE PLACES AS WELL AS PLACES THAT ARE SUBJECT TO A CONSERVATION ORDER. THE PLACES ARE LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. THE LIST IS UPDATED MONTHLY. PLEASE NOTE THAT ENTRY IN THE STATE REGISTER OF HERITAGE PLACES DOES NOT NECESSARILY MAKE THE PLACE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC ACCESS. OUR HERITAGE – WHAT MAKES US WESTERN AUSTRALIAN Current Registration Reports July 2020 Mon 3 August, 2020 Local Government Place Name Combined Address Place No Albany St John's Church Group 149-163 York St Albany 3514 Frenchman Bay, King George Sound Albany Cheynes Beach Whaling Station 3644 Albany Albany Albany House 119-125 York St Albany 58 Albany Vancouver Arts Centre Group 77-87 Vancouver St Albany 69 Albany Garryowen 42 Vancouver St Albany 15562 Albany Ballymena Willyung Rd King River 3919 Albany Strawberry Hill Farm & Gardens 168-170 Middleton Rd Albany 32 Albany Sir Richard & Lady Spencer's Grave 39 Seymour St Albany 48 Barker Bay, access by Quaranup Rd Albany Whaling Cove (Ruins) 2994 Albany Albany Taxi Rank & Women's Rest Room 826 Stirling Tce Albany 79 Whaling Station (fmr), Cheyne Albany Hassell Beach Albany 1796 Beach Albany Pyrmont 110 Serpentine Rd Mira Mar 44 Albany Albany Snake Run Skateboard Park 162 Hare St Mount Clarence 1972 Albany Fire Station & Fire Officer's Albany 71 Collie St Albany 4276 House Albany Kookas Restaurant Building 204-208 Stirling Tce Albany 15554 Albany Albany Forts 7 Forts Rd Mount Clarence 26 Albany Albany Memorial Park Cemetery 263-275 Middleton Rd Albany 15756 Albany Hillside 6 Cliff St Albany 3572 Albany Melville House 5-9 Hotchin Av Albany 29 Albany Albany Pilot Station (fmr) Semaphore Pnt Albany 43 Albany Matthew Cull's House 250 Middleton Rd Albany 31 Albany Sealers' Oven Waychinicup National Park 3343 Albany King River Hall Millbrook Rd King River 15588 Albany Scots Uniting Church 168-174 York St Albany 78 Albany Wesley Church Group, Albany 12 Duke St Albany 21 Albany House, 25 Rowley St 25 Rowley St Albany 42 Albany Albany State School Group (fmr) 117-121 Serpentine Rd Albany 16 Albany Eclipse Island & Lighthouse Eclipse Island Albany 15740 Albany Rotunda Stirling Tce Albany 53 Mouchemore's Cottage and Net Albany 1 Parade St Albany 15513 Shed, Albany Albany Albany Masonic Hall 58-60 Spencer St Albany 23 Albany Albany Fish Ponds Festing St Mt Melville 109 Albany Stirling Terrace Precinct, Albany Stirling Tce Albany 14922 Albany Patrick Taylor Cottage 37-39 Duke St Albany 19 Albany The Rocks 182-188 Grey St Albany 28 Albany Wollaston House 54 Duke St Albany 20 Albany 1915 Block, Albany Primary School 70-88 Albany Hwy Centennial Park 3463 Albany Albany Railway Station & Bond Store 43-77 Proudlove Pde Albany 3262 Albany Breaksea Island and Lighthouse King George Sound Albany 3353 Heritage Council of W.A. Page: 1 Current Registration Reports July 2020 Mon 3 August, 2020 Local Government Place Name Combined Address Place No Quaranup Rd, Geak Pt, on the Albany Quaranup Complex 84 Vancouver Peninsula Albany Albany Residency Museum Residency Rd Albany 39 Albany St Joseph's Catholic Church Group 120-160 Aberdeen St Albany 16297 Albany Hawthorndene 22-26 Seymour St Albany 46 Albany St Joseph's Convent (fmr) 142-152 Aberdeen St Albany 1 Albany Point King Lighthouse Ruin Point King Albany 3212 Albany Law Offices (fmr), Albany 133-135 York St Albany 75 Albany Old Albany Post Office 33 Stirling Tce Albany 30 Albany Albany Town Hall 217 York St Albany 74 Lower Kalgan River Bridge & Jetty Albany Albany-Nanarup Rd Kalgan 89 Group Albany Desert Mounted Corps Memorial Apex Dve Albany 34 Albany Camfield House 172 Serpentine Rd Albany 17 164 Golf Links Rds, Seppings & Albany Albany Golf Course 4177 Collingwood Park Albany Albany Albany Court House Complex 184-190 Stirling Tce Albany 51 Albany Old Gaol, Albany 2-4 Parade St Albany 37 Albany Albany Town Jetty Lot 580 Princess Royal Dr Albany 3607 Albany Co-operative Society Albany 46 Frederick St Albany 3555 Building (fmr) Albany Residence, 206 Grey Street, Albany 206 Grey St Albany 15495 Albany The Albany Club 23 Aberdeen St Albany 3 Frenchman Bay Whaling Station Whalers Beach, Frenchman Bay Albany 16612 (fmr) Albany Armadale Armadale Brickworks Quarry (fmr) Bedford Hill Rd Armadale 15743 Armadale Ye Olde Narrogin Inne 2 South Western Hwy Armadale 92 Armadale Wirra Willa Gardens 12 Wangoola Tce Mount Nasura 4686 St Matthew's Anglican Church Armadale 108 Jull St Armadale 8774 Group, Armadale Armadale State Brickworks Dust Armadale Lot 12 South West Hwy Armadale 15829 Room & Machinery Shed (fmr) Armadale William Buckingham's Homestead Bristol Rd Roleystone 3563 Armadale Darjeeling, Roleystone 538 Brookton Hwy Roleystone 3562 Armadale Araluen Botanic Park Lot 523 Croyden Rd Roleystone 3277 Armadale Armadale District Hall 90 Jull St Armadale 4669 Armadale Canning Contour Channel (fmr) Lot 50 Canning Mills Rd Kelmscott 3709 Armadale Jarrah Tree, Armadale 206 Jull St Armadale 9009 Armadale Cole's Shaft (fmr) Summit View Armadale 15263 Ashburton Old Onslow Townsite Reserve 35118 Talandji 3444 Lot 4 North West Coastal Hwy Ashburton Nanutarra Station Complex 15370 Nanutarra Ashburton Peedamulla Homestead (ruin) Great Northern Hwy 50 k SE Onslow 4656 Heritage Council of W.A. Page: 2 Current Registration Reports July 2020 Mon 3 August, 2020 Local Government Place Name Combined Address Place No Ashburton Tambrey Station Homestead Ruins Roebourne Wittenoom Rd Chichester 1743 Augusta/Margaret Cape Leeuwin Waterwheel Leeuwin Rd, Quarry Bay Cape Leeuwin 106 River Augusta/Margaret Glenbourne Homestead 134 Old Ellen Brook Rd Gracetown 116 River Augusta/Margaret Old Hospital Complex 27 Tunbridge St Margaret River 3314 River Augusta/Margaret Wallcliffe House & Landscape Wallcliffe Rd Prevelly 114 River Augusta/Margaret Margaret River Hotel 125 Bussell Hwy Margaret River 108 River Augusta/Margaret Davies Park & Foundry Chimney Caves Rd Karridale 124 River Augusta/Margaret Basildene Farmhouse 187 Wallcliffe Rd Margaret River 107 River Augusta/Margaret Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and Leeuwin Rd Cape Leeuwin 104 River Quarters Augusta/Margaret Darnell's General Store 3 Redgate Rd Witchcliffe 4946 River Augusta/Margaret Ellensbrook Lot 303 Ellen Brook Rd Gracetown 115 River Bassendean Earlsferry 1 Earlsferry Ct Bassendean 128 Bassendean Pensioner Guard Cottage 1 Surrey St Bassendean 131 Bassendean Bassendean Oval 140 Old Perth Rd Bassendean 7403 Bassendean Bassendean Fire Station (fmr) 10 - 14 Parker St Bassendean 129 Bassendean Daylesford, Bassendean 7 Daylesford Rd Bassendean 127 Bassendean Success Hill Lodge 1 River St Bassendean 9201 Bassendean Bassendean Masonic Lodge (fmr) 25 Wilson St Bassendean 16003 Bayswater Halliday House 114 King William St Bayswater 3260 Bayswater Maylands Parcel Office Cnr Whatley Cr & Eighth Av Maylands 4563 Maylands Police Station and Bayswater 196 Guildford Rd Maylands 2417 Quarters Royal WA Institute for the Blind Bayswater 134 Whatley Cr Maylands 2424 (fmr) Bayswater Maylands Aerodrome (fmr) 21 Swan Bank Rd Maylands 2412 Bayswater Peninsula Hotel (fmr) 219-221 Railway Pde Maylands 2423 Maylands Post Office & Quarters Bayswater 160 Whatley Cr Maylands 2422 (fmr) Bayswater Whatley Crescent Group, Maylands 178-206 Whatley Cr MAYLANDS 14896 Bayswater Maylands Primary School 150 Guildford Rd Maylands 9394 Bayswater Albany Bell Hatchery (fmr) 90 Guildford Rd Mount Lawley 669 Bayswater Albany Bell Castle 86 Guildford Rd Maylands 2429 Bayswater Garratt Road Bridge Garratt Rd Bayswater 11342 Bayswater Maylands Brickworks 22 Swan Bank Rd Maylands 2410 Bayswater Tranby House 2C Johnson Rd Maylands 2411 Heritage Council of W.A. Page: 3 Current Registration Reports July 2020 Mon 3 August, 2020 Local Government Place Name Combined Address Place No RAAF Headquarters Bunker (fmr), Belmont 81-91 Leake St Belmont 16785 Belmont Belmont Hill 60 16 Tanunda Dr Rivervale 4490 Belmont Tampina 517 Great Eastern Hwy Redcliffe 3123 Belmont Bristile Kilns (fmr), Belmont 80 Grandstand Rd Ascot 868 Belmont Nulsen Haven 4 Wedderburn Pl Ascot 140 St Paul's Anglican Church & Beverley 'Speldhurst', Avon Location I Beverley 144 Graveyard, Edwards Crossing Beverley Beverley Town Hall 138, 140&142 Vincent St Beverley 154 St Mary's Anglican Church Precinct, Beverley 64 John St Beverley 150 Beverley Beverley Avondale Research Station Lot 3 Waterhatch Rd Beverley 5566 Beverley Beverley Judicial Complex Cnr Vincent & Bartram Sts Beverley 6291 Beverley Beverley Fire Station 146 Vincent St Beverley 14438 Beverley Beverley Post Office & Quarters Vincent St Beverley 157 Cnr Caroling-Bally Bally & Bally Bally- Beverley Bally Bally Hall 164 County Peak Rds Beverley Beverley Hotel Beverley 137 Vincent St Beverley 162 Beverley Beverley Railway Station Vincent St Beverley 147 Boddington Asquith Bridge Long Gully Rd Quindanning 15424 Boyup Brook Norlup Homestead Norlup Rd Kulikup 229 Bridgetown- Freemasons Hotel, Bridgetown 2 Steere St Bridgetown 248 Greenbushes Bridgetown- Bridgetown Post Office 142 Hampton St Bridgetown 240 Greenbushes Bridgetown- Lot 623 Carbunup Brook Rd Brooklyn School 4036 Greenbushes Bridgetown Bridgetown- Bridgetown Trainmen's Barracks 43 Spencer St Bridgetown 250 Greenbushes (fmr) Bridgetown- Old Gaol & Police Quarters, 144 Hampton St Bridgetown 254 Greenbushes Bridgetown Bridgetown- Bridgedale, Bridgetown Hampton St Bridgetown 241 Greenbushes Bridgetown- Bridgetown Railway Station
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