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Permanent exhibitions
Steeped in mystery and intrigue, the wreck of SS Xantho reveals stories of human endeavour that are distinctly Western Australian.
Permanent exhibitions
An authentic miner's cottage, illustrating the living conditions and social lives of early goldfields settlers.
Permanent exhibitions
Walk up the gangplank and step back in time aboard Brig Amity to find out what life was like aboard a convict ship in 1826.
Permanent exhibitions
A tribute to Western Australia's pioneer teachers.
Permanent exhibitions
A key attraction at the Museum of the Great Southern, where long-term collections, such as the Lighthouse Exhibition, Fishing Collection, and the Fish Wall, are displayed.
Permanent exhibitions
Explores the heritage and history of the Eastern Goldfields, explaining the influence of the gold rush in transforming the region into an economic powerhouse.
Permanent exhibitions
Trace the Swan River's transformations as a result of natural and social influences.
Permanent exhibitions
Explore Western Australia’s fishing industry and the communities, past and present, that have shaped it.
Permanent exhibitions
Trace the paths of early maritime travellers and explore the roots of our modern multicultural community.
Permanent exhibitions
A winding road of discovery inspired by the Murchison River.