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The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. As of 2024, 144 places are heritage-listed in the Shire of Mundaring,[1] of which 26 are on the State Register of Heritage Places.[2]

List

The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, as of 2024, lists the following 26 state registered places within the Shire of Mundaring:

Place name Place # Location Suburb or town Co-ordinates Built State
registered 		Notes Photo
Belle View 3836 1100 Katharine Street Bellevue 31°54′14″S 116°01′31″E / 31.90389°S 116.02528°E / -31.90389; 116.02528 (Belle View) 1887 2 June 1998
Government Quarries (former) 16788 Hudman Road Boya 31°55′24″S 116°04′03″E / 31.92333°S 116.06750°E / -31.92333; 116.06750 (Government Quarries) 1901 7 September 2006
  • Also referred to as Boya Quarry/ies, Darlington Quarry and Hudman Road Quarry
  • A granite and diorite quarry with six quarry faces
Lake Leschenaultia 8568 2135 Rosedale Road Chidlow 31°51′15″S 116°15′02″E / 31.85417°S 116.25056°E / -31.85417; 116.25056 (Lake Leschenaultia) 1898 3 June 2005
  • Also referred to as Chidlow Dam or Chidlow Water Supply and Chidlow's Well Reservoir
  • Constructed as the largest railway reservoir for the Eastern Railway
Holmesdale 1688 Darlington Road Darlington 31°54′49″S 116°04′21″E / 31.91361°S 116.07250°E / -31.91361; 116.07250 (Holmesdale) 1890 22 November 2005
St Cuthbert's Anglican Church 1685 Corner Hillsden & Darlington Road Darlington 31°54′57″S 116°04′31″E / 31.91583°S 116.07528°E / -31.91583; 116.07528 (St Cuthbert's Anglican Church) 1925 3 June 2005
Leithdale 8554 5–7 Lukin Avenue Darlington 31°55′27″S 116°05′05″E / 31.92417°S 116.08472°E / -31.92417; 116.08472 (Leithdale) 1898 17 February 2006
Glen Forrest Hall 1691 52 McGlew Road Glen Forrest 31°54′35″S 116°05′59″E / 31.90972°S 116.09972°E / -31.90972; 116.09972 (Glen Forrest Hall) 1897 14 December 2001
  • Also referred to as Agriculture Hall, CWA Hall, Smiths Hall, Forrest Hall and Octagonal Hall
  • A unique example of an octagonal Flemish bond brick community hall in the West Australia
John Forrest National Park 8561 Great Eastern Highway Greenmount 31°52′55″S 116°04′26″E / 31.88194°S 116.07389°E / -31.88194; 116.07389 (John Forrest National Park) 1900 17 December 2004
Blackboy Hill Memorial 4479 Innamincka Road Greenmount 31°53′49″S 116°02′44″E / 31.89694°S 116.04556°E / -31.89694; 116.04556 (Blackboy Hill Memorial) 1914 31 March 2006
  • Also referred to as Blackboy Hill Camp
  • A series of sculpted arches commemorating the birthplace of the Australian Imperial Force in Western Australia and the largest military training camp in the state during World War I
Katharine Susannah Prichard's House 1681 11 Old York Road Greenmount 31°53′58″S 116°03′15″E / 31.89944°S 116.05417°E / -31.89944; 116.05417 (Katharine Susannah Prichard's House) 1896 28 February 1995
  • Also referred to as Katharine's Place and Megalong
  • Associated with Katharine Susannah Prichard, an Australian author and co-founding member of the Communist Party of Australia
Clayton Farm 3839 Clayton Road Helena Valley 31°55′05″S 116°02′29″E / 31.91806°S 116.04139°E / -31.91806; 116.04139 (Clayton Farm) 1861 14 March 2008
Eastern Railway – Three Bridges 2663 Lot 10159 Great Eastern Highway Hovea 31°52′48″S 116°06′02″E / 31.88000°S 116.10056°E / -31.88000; 116.10056 (Eastern Railway - Three Bridges) 1882 24 July 1992
  • Also referred to as Bridle/Walk Trail
  • Three railway bridges, with the tracks having been removed after the closure of the railway in 1966
Eastern Railway Deviation 2660 Lot 10159 Great Eastern Highway Hovea 31°52′56″S 116°04′16″E / 31.88222°S 116.07111°E / -31.88222; 116.07111 (Eastern Railway Deviation) 1894 14 February 2002
  • Includes Swan View Tunnel, four bridges and Mahogany Creek Deviation
  • Swan View Tunnel, for over 100 years, was the only railway tunnel constructed in Western Australia
Mahogany Inn 1693 4260 Great Eastern Highway Mahogany Creek 31°54′03″S 116°08′06″E / 31.90083°S 116.13500°E / -31.90083; 116.13500 (Mahogany Inn) 1854 9 September 2003
Mundaring Sculpture Park 8577 Jacoby Street Mundaring 31°54′16″S 116°09′57″E / 31.90444°S 116.16583°E / -31.90444; 116.16583 (Mundaring Sculpture Park) 1898 28 November 2003
  • Also referred to as Mundaring Community Park and Mundaring Railway Station & Railway Reserve
  • The only Western Australian community sculpture park designed to include interactive artwork
Mundaring Station Master's House 8531 Jacoby Street Mundaring 31°54′14″S 116°09′55″E / 31.90389°S 116.16528°E / -31.90389; 116.16528 (Mundaring Station Master's House) 1902
  • Also referred to as Mundaring Station-master's House
  • Part of the Mundaring Sculpture Park Precinct (8577)
Faversham 4546 2075 Jacoby Street Mundaring 31°54′18″S 116°09′17″E / 31.90500°S 116.15472°E / -31.90500; 116.15472 (Faversham) 1911 7 September 2007
Goldfields Water Supply Scheme 16610 Listed under the Coolgardie, Cunderdin, Kellerberrin, Kalgoorlie–Boulder, Merredin, Mundaring, Northam, Tammin and Yilgarn State Heritage lists 1898 8 December 2022
Mundaring Weir Hotel 1675 Lot 502 Hall Road Mundaring Weir 31°57′08″S 116°10′01″E / 31.95222°S 116.16694°E / -31.95222; 116.16694 (Mundaring Weir Hotel) 1898 20 April 2004
No 1 Pumping Station Museum 1677 Mundaring Weir Road Mundaring Weir 31°57′21″S 116°09′47″E / 31.95583°S 116.16306°E / -31.95583; 116.16306 (No 1 Pumping Station Museum) 1902 4 May 2001
No 2 Pumping Station - Site of 8539 1240 Mundaring Weir Road Mundaring 31°59′00″S 116°10′48″E / 31.9833°S 116.1800°E / -31.9833; 116.1800 (No 2 Pumping Station - Site of) 1902
Mundaring Weir Hall 1676 Weir Village Road Mundaring Weir 31°57′07″S 116°10′04″E / 31.95194°S 116.16778°E / -31.95194; 116.16778 (Mundaring Weir Hall) 1908 22 January 2002

Parkerville Children's Home & Cemetery 8546 Corner Roland & Beacon Roads, nearr corner Wilson Road Parkerville 31°52′23″S 116°08′15″E / 31.87306°S 116.13750°E / -31.87306; 116.13750 (Parkerville Children's Home & Cemetery) 1903 24 November 2000
  • Also referred to as Babies/The Waifs Home and League of Charity Home for Waifs & Stray
Hillston Boys Farm (former) 4038 900 Woodlands Road Stoneville 31°51′20″S 116°09′40″E / 31.85556°S 116.16111°E / -31.85556; 116.16111 (Hillston Boys Farm) 1955 1 October 1999
  • Also referred to as Padbury Boys' Farm
  • A collection of buildings of various construction types and functions
Wooroloo Sanatorium (former) 8566 Linley Valley Road Wooroloo 31°48′33″S 116°19′40″E / 31.80917°S 116.32778°E / -31.80917; 116.32778 (Wooroloo Sanatorium) 1915 30 August 2002
  • Also referred to as Wooroloo Hospital, Wooroloo Training Centrand Wooroloo Prison Farm
  • The earliest and only large scale sanatorium established in Western Australia
Wooroloo Cemetery 8571 Off Linley Valley Road Wooroloo 31°48′33″S 116°19′40″E / 31.80917°S 116.32778°E / -31.80917; 116.32778 (Wooroloo Cemetery) 1906 30 August 2002
  • Also referred to as Wooroloo Sanatorium Cemetery
  • The only Western Australian cemetery that was established to initially serve a hospital

References

  1. ^ "Shire of Mundaring Heritage Places". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 28 February 2024.
  2. ^ "Shire of Mundaring State Register of Heritage Places". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 28 February 2024.
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