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

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...

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...

Gwoonwardu Mia - Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre

Celebration of Aboriginal heritage and culture

The spacious and modern Gwoonwardu Mia Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre celebrates the culture and country of five Gascoyne Aboriginal language groups. You can learn much about the...

Bank Gallery & The Exchange

Vibrant community art space

Carnamah is home to a group of people who describe themselves as ‘can-do go-getters’, and who have formed the not-for-profit North Midlands Project. Their aim is to help regional Western Australia...

Monsignor Hawes Heritage Centre

Monsignor Hawes - discover the man behind the work

This modern and beautifully interpreted display showcases the life and architecture of priest and prolific architect Monsignor John Hawes, who arrived in the Mid West in 1915. Excerpts from Hawes’...

Geraldton Regional Art Gallery

Artistic heart of Geraldton

Geraldton Regional Art Gallery houses its vibrant and ever-changing mix of collections in what was formerly Geraldton’s Town Hall, built in 1907. The gallery’s traditional exterior belies a modern...