List of heritage places in Busselton

List of heritage places in Busselton is a list of important places within the City of Busselton as defined by the Western Australian Governments State Heritage Office.^[1]

List[]

Building	SHO number	Built	Notes	Image
Keyser's Cottage	02947[2]	1853	Demolished 1999
Old Butter Factory	03568[3]	1918	currently a museum and home of the Busselton Historical Society[4]
Ship Hotel & Barn	00420[5]	1857, 1910	Multiple buildings, currently hotel with accommodation
Prospect Villa	00389[6]	1855	Built by James Chapman, oldest surviving house in Busselton[6]
St Davitt's	02936[7]	1896, 1903	Built for Frederick Cammilleri, discovered gold at Brown Hill, Kalgoorlie
The Retreat (Barnard's House)	00422[8]	1890	Multiple uses over time, residence of George Barnard
Weld Hall Theatre	00404[9]	1874	Mechanics Institute, RSL, Repertory theatre
Fairlawn Dwelling	08696[10]
Busselton Jetty	00423[11]	1865–1911	1841 metres in length, damage by Cyclone Alby
Broadwater Wetlands	13487[12]		freshwater wetlands important nesting site, protected by EPA
St Mary's Anglican Church and Graveyard	00402[13] 18161[14]	1845, 1852 1902, 1906	built in stages church, Harmonium, bell tower, vestry John Bussell from whom the area takes its name is buried in the Graveyard
St Mary's Anglican Church rectory	18163[15]	1895	Built in 1895 there are suggestions that it wasn't occupied until 1906
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Precinct	00409[16]	1933, 1971	Built in 1933 during The Great Depression to replace the former 1866 building renovated in 1971
St Joseph's Church (fmr)	00400[17]	1866–68	former church incorporated into shopping complex and youth centre
Villa Carlotta	00386[18]	1896–1904	Convent until sold 1952, since 1952 hotel accommodation
Old Busselton Cemetery	00406[19]	1847 to 1932
Armstrong Cottage	02929[20]	c1890	Cottage ornée style and former maternity hospital
Busselton Court House and Police Complex	00401[21]	1860 to 1900	now part of the ArtGeo Cultural Complex[22]
Bovell's Cottage	00385[23]	1882	owned by Joseph Bovell early settler in Busselton area
Site of Bryant Memorial Hall	00396[24]	1873, 1985	Demolished and rebuilt in 1985 incorporating materials from the original building
The Gulch Police Residence, Bond Store & Custom Officer's Residence	00395[25]	1856
Wonnerup Precinct	00424[26]	1837, 1859 1873, 1875	includes Wonnerup house, Wonnerup School, Teachers cottage
Vasse-Wonnerup Wetlands	05376[27]	1990	Ramsar site 484.[28]
Office of the Department of Agriculture	00405[29]	1831	Also called Agricultural Bank of Western Australia and Agriculture Western Australia
Lady Campion Hostel	05299[30]	1926	Bush hospital until 1947, in private ownership since
Slab Cottage Group, Quindalup	03478[31]	1860	also called Old Quindalup Post Office, Harwoods Cafe, Inlet Villa, Beach Station
Wonnerup Floodgates	05376[27]	1907, 2004	gates built 1907, replaced 2004
Ballarat Bridge & Vasse Floodgates	05376[27]	1871, 1907, 2004	Bridge built in 1871, gates in 1907 both demolished 2004 though the gates were replaced Ballarat bridge derives its name from the first steam engine that operated on the line
Ballarat Engine, Victoria Square	05381[32]	1871	first steam locomotive to operate in Western Australia
Busselton War Memorial	13481[33]	1919–20	crafted by Pietro Porcelli

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