Bindoon and Districts Historical Society and Museum Overview

Bindoon and Districts Historical Society

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Farm machinery heaven

Farm machinery enthusiasts will find themselves in heaven among the Bindoon and Districts Historical Society’s collection. A giant, purpose-built shed houses a vast collection of lovingly restored tractors, trucks and other engines. You’ll also find an immense selection of historic household memorabilia and an entire room dedicated to WWII history. Wander to the nearby historic Road Boards building, built in 1927, to view more of the collection of domestic artefacts. Keep an eye out for some of the more lighthearted signs and artefacts - including ‘mum’s ride-on lawn mower’ fashioned from a bicycle. Be sure to read the associated tongue-in-cheek signage for a giggle.

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Address:

3 Teatree Rd
Bindoon WA 6502
Australia

Tel:

0411 420 501

Email:

bindoonmuseum@gmail.com

Opening Hours

Wed, Sat, Sun 10am - 3pm

Fire Engine

Lovingly restored fire engine

This lovingly restored fire engine once raced through the streets of Maylands in the 1930s, en route to the latest fire. It was built for the WA Fire Brigade in 1933 and was stationed at Maylands for...

Ride on mower

Mum's ride on

It’s not quite bike, it’s not quite lawnmower - it’s mum’s ride-on mower! Bindoon and Districts Historical Society former President, the late Terry Jones, built the machine for a laugh after his wife...

Shell Roosters

Avid collectors of unusual treasures

These quirky shell roosters are among the incredibly varied collection of domestic artefacts which Bindoon couple John and Toppy Dickerson donated to Bindoon and Districts Historical Society. Toppy in...

Murchison Museum

Museum and herbarium

In the mid-1980s residents from the sparsely populated Murchison Shire banded together to build the rammed earth Murchison Museum. Step inside the museum to discover artefacts revealing everyday life...

Irra Wangga Language Centre at Bundiyarra

Sharing the language and culture of Australia’s first people

The Irra Wangga Language Centre is housed within Geraldton’s Bundiyarra Cultural Precinct. It works to preserve, share and promote the languages of the region’s Indigenous people. Here you can see and...

Shark Bay World Heritage Discovery and Visitor Centre

A rich and fascination cultural and natural heritage revealed

Few places in Australia could boast the rich and fascinating cultural and natural heritage of Shark Bay. This stunningly beautiful and remote peninsula boasts more than 30,000 years of Indigenous...

City of Greater Geraldton Local History Collection

Treasure trove of historical records

The City of Greater Geraldton’s Local History Collection holds a treasure trove of material recording the region’s colourful past. From research documents and historical books to photos, oral history...