Museo de Claremont

Experiencia fantástica: Cuidado fantástico del paisaje que hay allí, arbustos de formas encantadoras.

Experiencia fantástica: Awesome place to visit. Great for children to learn about history. And the Herbert's Park beside clearmount museum is a beautiful and amazing place for families and children to enjoy quality time.

Experiencia fantástica: Lovely local museum, with friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful setting overlooking the river. Excellent school program with hands-on experiences.

Experiencia fantástica: Visited the excellent Speedway display. Well worth the walk from the train station.

Experiencia positiva: A great little part of Claremont's history. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Definitely worth a visit

Experiencia fantástica: Beautiful by the Sacred River.

Experiencia fantástica: It's a credit to the Claremont Museum staff, brilliant volunteers & the Town 0f Claremont. In all my travels around the world visiting similar facilities. It nearly reduced me to tears with pride. Also proud of the year's I managed & steered the sport of Speedway in the right direction. Con Migro Menora WA

Experiencia negativa: Should be ashamed cutting down a probably 150-200 year old mulberry tree for a toilet.

Experiencia fantástica: Great toilet stop. Very clean.

Experiencia fantástica: Lots of in reminiscences of my childhood.

Experiencia fantástica: Great location to get to see some local history of the Claremont area, from home life, school life and down to the boat shed. Friendly people and lots of great information and things to see. The updated parking layout is much better too :)

Experiencia fantástica: The building at 66 Victoria Avenue, now part of the Freshwater Bay Museum complex, has functioned since it was built in 1862, as a school, a place of religious worship, a boarding house, police station and residence for police officers. In 1975 it was opened as the Town of Claremont’s Claremont Museum, the first Council initiated museum in Western Australia. A permanent exhibition tells the story of the Noongar connection to the land and to Freshwater Bay and the many uses of the original building. The historic boat shed on the Freshwater Bay foreshore is a key part of the Freshwater Bay Museum. It was donated to the Museum by the Mews family and moved from its Victoria Avenue site to its current location in 1996. In the past two years the Town of Claremont and the Museum have worked to upgrade the boatshed with two Lotterywest Grants for the Interpretation of Cultural Heritage and one Community Heritage Grant for Conservation from the National Library of Australia.