Explore – National Trust

Samson House

Samson House, along with its contents from 2 generations of the Samson family, was left to the people of Western Australia by Sir Frederick Samson. ‘Fred’ was elected to the Fremantle City Council in 1936 and became mayor unopposed in 1951. He remained unchallenged in that office until he retired

Peninsula Farm

Located on the banks of the Swan River off Johnson Road, Maylands, is one of the first farms in the colony and the earliest metro residence still standing

Warden Finnerty’s Residence

In 1895, this residence was built for Coolgardie's first Resident Magistrate and Mining Warden

Wonnerup

The peaceful, almost romantic setting of Wonnerup belies a more difficult and turbulent past.

Woodbridge

The grand home of the Harper family, nestled on the banks of the Swan River

York Courthouse Complex

Explore the intriguing story of country policing from the days of the first convicts

Central Greenough

Central Greenough provides an example of colonial expansion in the mid nineteenth century

East Perth Cemeteries

From 1829 to 1899 almost all people who died in Perth were buried here

Ellensbrook

In 1857 Ellen and Alfred Bussell chose the site of their new home in WA

Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail

Follow life-giving water from Mundaring Weir, through WA's wheatbelt to Kalgoorlie-Boulder

Mangowine Homestead

A powerful reminder of each individual's place in, and relationship to, the environment.

No 1 Pump Station

The No 1 Pump Station Mundaring stands at the foot of Mundaring Weir

Old Blythewood

A testament to the industry, ingenuity and flexibility of the pioneering McLarty family

Strawberry Hill

Strawberry Hill was considered old more than 100 years ago.

Bridgedale

Bridgedale is a fine example of how 19th century farming properties were established and grew