The house that was built in a day! Both home and Gallipoli memorial, this small Mount Hawthorn cottage holds a special place for the local community and beyond.

A remarkably preserved nineteenth-century settlement where visitors can explore churches, a school, courthouse, gaol and other buildings that tell the story of regional Western Australia.

Perth's oldest cemetery complex, where the stories of the city's early settlers, pioneers and diverse communities are brought to life.

Nestled between bushland and coastline in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in the Margaret River region, explore the 1857 homestead and learn more about the life of the Bussell family and their...

Explore this engineering landmark of the Goldfields Water Supply Scheme at the foot of the Mundaring Weir and learn how water was delivered across vast distances to the Western Australian goldfields.

This picturesque 1860s farmhouse which also served as an inn and post office and its iconic heritage gardens tell the story of early farming life on Bindjareb Noongar Country.

One of the Swan River Colony's earliest farms, where visitors can explore a rare surviving colonial homestead in the heart of urban Maylands on the banks of the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River).

A grand Fremantle family home built in 1888 and preserved with its original collections, offering an intimate look at the lives of successive generations of the Samson family.

Recognised as the place where the story of Western Australia as a state began, this Albany property reflects the earliest years of settlement and cross-cultural contact.

A substantial nineteenth-century homestead precinct nestled between the majestic Ludlow Tuart Forest and the spectacular Vasse-Wonnerup wetlands near Busselton, where visitors can explore historic...

An elegant Victorian riverside mansion that showcases the life and influence of the Harper family and the early development of the Swan Valley.