Central Greenough

The main street time passed

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

Located on Yamadji Country approximately 25 km south of Geraldton and 380 km north of Perth, the Greenough Flats form the flood plain of the river system close to the mouth of the Greenough River. Central Greenough developed as the local administrative centre, housing the churches, schools, stores, government and law enforcement offices necessary to service the surrounding farms.

During the 1860s Greenough became a thriving agricultural area but the threat of rust on the wheat crops combined with drought, flood and poor prices for agricultural products led to the area’s decline.

The population of the Greenough Flats dropped dramatically in the first half of the twentieth century and many of its buildings fell into disrepair.

The cultural heritage value of Central Greenough is well recognised and the process of conserving and interpreting the historic settlement has been a continuing project of the National Trust since the 1970s.

Plan your Visit

Central Greenough

Address:

Brand Highway
Greenough 6532 WA

Open:

Wednesday to Monday 9am to 3pm (last entry at 2pm)

Closed:

Closed Good Friday
Tuesday until 4 April 2023

Phone:
(08) 9926 1084
Entry Fees:

National Trust Members - FREE
Adults - $10.00
Concession - $7.00
Children (5yrs and over) - $5.00
Children (under 5 yrs) - FREE
Family group of four (children 5-17 years) - $25.00
Companion card holders - FREE
Group bookings (10 or more people) - from $7.00 per person
(Schools by appointment)

What we offer:

Please note: If you buy a member or concession ticket, you must show your proof of concession or membership card upon arrival.

Family tickets are for two adults and two children aged 5 to 17.

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