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We’ve rounded up some of our most quirky and impressive secrets and collections around the South West region of Western Australia.

No matter the destination, road tripping through Western Australia with your family is the perfect way to make lifelong memories, see the incredible landscape our state has to offer, and to learn something new.

Now often forgotten in our local histories, the Sikhs, from shopkeepers to famous wrestlers, were a vibrant and unique part of life in WA country towns a hundred years ago.

The medals on display in the Museum of Geraldton of WW2 veteran Jim Joseph lead us into the story of the thousands of indigenous men and women who volunteered to serve in Australia’s armed forces - and how they were treated when they came home from the war.

WA Museum commissioned a series of 5 mini-documentaries featuring passionate locals sharing their incredible stories and taking us back in time to the origins of the pieces and collections.

Mary’s claims that a whole wheat diet would prolong life to 150 years - and recipes that included wheat coffee - might sound amusing to our ears but this remarkable woman was also advocating social issues such as prison reform, and sex eduction for girls, a century ahead of her time.

We see the Dongara community through the lenses of photographers from the 1880s to the 1930s - including the remarkable photos taken by railway worker William Wilton.