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The Museum of Perth chronicles the social, cultural, political and architectural history of Perth.
Home
About
Our Story, Board & Staff
Our Partners
Employment
Find Us
Exhibitions
Historic Experiences in the City
Bassendean Pensioner Guard Cottage and Residence
London Court Books
Streets of Bunbury
Streets of East Freo
Streets of Freo
Sloan's Cottage
RAC Archives
Family History Services
Volunteer
London Court Flats
Volunteering
Induction
Library
Stories
Perth People
Perth Places
Perth Stories
Digital Media
COVID-19 Digital Archive
A J Baker & Sons
State Living Treasures
Shop
Contact
Contact
Media
Support
Perth Stories
Perth By Night
Criminal Indictment Register, Swan River Colony 1830 – 1861
1929 WA Centenary Celebrations
Gnarla Boodja Mili Mili
1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games
Former Western Australian Government Railways Services
The Chronological History of Perth
Aboriginal Places & Life (Prior to 1829)
British Colonisation - Invasion (1829 - 1849)
Establishing the Convict Colony (1849-1881)
Railways, Weirs & the Goldrush (1881-1914)
The Great War, Art Deco & The Depression (1914-1939)
WWII, Baby Boom & Suburbia (1939-1960)
Destruction & Great Cultural Change (1960-1995)
A New Urbanism (1995 - now)
Murder On the Swan
The First (And Last) Fatal Duel On The Swan
Highway Robbery
Sororicide on the Swan
Who Killed Rosalinda Fox
Infanticide at the Flying Squadron
Death at the Dentist
Murder on the Banshee
Marion Curedale
Lured Down a Lane
Body in a Bag
The Ghost of Death row
The Natural Lifer
A Signaller’s Story: The Extraordinary War Diaries of Bert Turner
A Signaller's Story Introduction
A Signaller's Story - About the turner diaries
Who was Herbert Turner?
A Signaller's Story - After the War
A Signaller's Story - What Signallers Did in WWI
A Signaller's Story - Fremantle to the Land of the Pharoahs April-May 1915
A Signaller's Story - The Dangers of Bathing Gallipoli, June 1915
A Signaller's Story - Wartime Technology
A Signaller's Story - “Au Revoir, Anzac” To Lemnos, November 1915
A Signaller's Story - Kindly Locals Vignacourt, Northern France, early November 1916
A Signaller's Story - “There is No Place Like Home” Vignacourt, Christmas 1916
A Signaller's Story - “He Crimed Me” Le Steent-je, France, May 1917
A Signaller's Story - “It is to be Some Stunt Here” Hillside Camp, Neuve Eglise, Belgium, June 1917
A Signaller's Story - A Touch of Home ... and a Bit of Souveniring Chateau Montreux, June 1918
A Signaller's Story - A Rather Close Call Corbie, Northern France, July 1918