Narembeen Historical Museum

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A town full of museums!

The best way to see this collection is by a guided walk around Narembeen. The collection sits over four sites, all within walking distance of the Narembeen Road District Board building, the main museum site. The collection at the main site includes sports memorabilia, an extensive set of local farm ledgers, and family history documents. The other four sites include the first Narembeen church and religious collection, a Returned Service League (RSL) collection and a farm machinery collection.

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Address:

Latham Road
Narembeen WA 6369
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9064 7665

Email:

narembeenhistoricalsociety@gmail.com

Opening Hours

Open by request. Contact the Narembeen Historical Society via the number listed or call into the Narembeen Shire Council for further information.

Illustrated Bible

Illustrated Bible.

This bible is part of the collection housed in Narembeen's first church. The church was deconsecrated and now holds items related to the Country Women's Association and also includes items from...

John Septimus Roe Commemorative Crockery

Commemorative crockery

In 1836 John Septimus Roe, Surveyor General explored around Emu Hill in what is now the Shire of Narembeen. During this expedition Roe explored large tracts of land inland from Perth. He went in...

Sports club items

Modesty is a must.

The Narembeen Bowls Club Inc. opened in 1958. All members were required to wear the traditional white uniform including the hat. To ensure modesty, all bowls players' skirts were measured and had to...

Signpost Racing Museum

A passion for horse racing

This is the perfect place to research local horse racing history. The Museum began after the Palace Hotel was renovated and a diverse collection of racing items were uncovered. The collection includes...

Lake Grace Australian Inland Mission Hospital Museum

One of only three Australian Inland Mission Hospitals left in Australia.

Hospitals and medical staff were a rarity in the early 1900s. Hospitals were often funded by communities and religious organisations, such as the Australian Inland Mission (AIM), or champions like...

Laverton Outback Gallery

Aboriginal art from Laverton and the Western Desert region

In this gallery you will find artworks, paintings, digging sticks, carvings, weavings and crafts by artists from the surrounding regions, including the Ngaanyatjarra Lands. Well known weavers in the...

The Windmills Shed

A farmer's love of windmills

A collection not to be missed! The extremely rare Steel Wings windmill at the entrance to Wimera Farm signal that this is a special visitor experience. The windmill collection, developed by local...