Nannup Historical Society

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Not far from the Blackwood River bridge is the Nannup Historical Society, housed in the old Roads Board building. Leaving the vibrant garden surrounding the building and stepping inside, you can follow a fascinating display of photographs and artefacts. While there, pick up a brochure for the Nannup Heritage Trail which will take you on a pleasant stroll to historic sites and buildings in this picturesque town. Keep your eyes open for the Nannup Tiger!

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Address:

Cnr Brockman Street and Warren Road
Nannup WA 6275
Australia

Tel:

0414 986 525

Email:

nevilletanner@bigpond.com

Opening Hours

Mon, Wed & Fri 10:30am - 12:30pm

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