Teaspoon collection

Ornament

Teaspoons of the world

What traveller did not have a dedicated silver teaspoon to celebrate the journeys of their families and friends? This collection, whimsically placed on a wooden map of Australia, connects Onslow to the rest of the world. One of a set of two, it tells its own story of long-term Onslow resident Gladys Blair as she and her family travelled Australia and the world.

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Onslow Visitors Centre and Goodshed Museum

Cyclone city survives

For dedicated lovers of ‘old things’, the Onslow Goodshed Museum is a treat not to be missed when travelling the west coast. The Museum documents the history of Onslow and its well-deserved reputation...

Address:

52 Second Avenue
Onslow WA 6710
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9184 6644

Email:

onslowvc@bigpond.com

Open Hours

April to October 7 days 10am - 3pm

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Onslow Visitors Centre and Goodshed Museum Overview

Radioactivity warning sign

Stay away!

In the aftermath of World War 2 and the onset of the Cold War in the 1950’s, Australia and its British allies were obsessed with defending their shores at any cost. Atomic warfare was considered a...

Goods Train

Last train standing

A relic of the not-too-distant past when luggers lined Beadon Bay and State ships brought essentials to town and picked up local exports, this train was the lifeblood of the town. Travelling between...