Top 9 Historical Sites in Fremantle - 2023

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  The Round House

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  Fremantle

  553m from downtown

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  "The round house is the oldest prison in Freemantel, Western Australia, for nearly 200 years. It is a building made of boulders, the walls are very high, the base is a round fortress, and the center is the place of activity for prisoners at that time. This was a very advanced prison at that time. It has now become a world cultural heritage for everyone to visit."

  Highlights: The "Park House" is a circular building made of limestone. It is the oldest existing public building in Western Australia and was built in 1831. It started as a local prison and hanging place, and later became a temporary holding facility for curfew violators and Aboriginal people who were about to be transferred to Rottnest Island for punishment.

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• No.2
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  Maritime Museum Shipwrecks Galleries

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  Fremantle

  449m from downtown

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• No.3
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  Statue of Bon Scott

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  Fremantle

  458m from downtown

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  South Mole Lighthouse

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  Fremantle

  1.4km from downtown

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  Samson House

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  Fremantle

  940m from downtown

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• No.6
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  Norm wrightson hairway

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  Fremantle

  171m from downtown

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• No.7
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  The Welcome Walls

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  Fremantle

  674m from downtown

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• No.8
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  Whalers Tunnel

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  Fremantle

  540m from downtown

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• No.9
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  Proclamation Tree & Marmion Memorial

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  Fremantle

  579m from downtown

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