Connor's Mill Museum

Connor's Mill Museum is a restored 1870s steam-driven flour mill located on Stirling Terrace in Toodyay, Western Australia, about 85 kilometres northeast of Perth. Built for businessman Daniel Connor and operated as a flour mill until the early 20th century, the three-storey brick building now houses a local history museum. It is notable for its intact milling machinery, heritage listing, and displays on Toodyay's agricultural and town history.

Visitors can explore a three-storey 1870s brick flour mill with original steam-driven milling machinery, grain handling equipment and interpretive displays. The ground floor houses the Toodyay Visitor Centre and exhibition areas, while upper floors display local history collections, photographs, agricultural artefacts and town memorabilia. The building retains its industrial character with timber floors, machinery and views over Stirling Terrace and the Avon River precinct.