About Edenvale Heritage Precinct
Edenvale Heritage Precinct is a heritage complex in central Pinjarra, Shire of Murray, Western Australia, on the banks of the Murray River. It comprises restored historic buildings including Edenvale Homestead (1888), St John's Church (1861-1863) and the former Pinjarra School (1895). The precinct operates as a cultural and community hub with museums, art and craft displays and landscaped gardens illustrating early colonial settlement of the Murray district.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a landscaped riverside precinct with a collection of restored heritage buildings set around gardens and lawns. The area includes Edenvale Homestead furnished to reflect early 20th-century domestic life, the former school building housing local history displays, St John's Church, and spaces for arts and crafts. Visitors can walk between buildings, view museum collections, browse craft shops, enjoy picnic areas and the Murray River setting.
Key highlights
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Edenvale Homestead (1888) furnished as a period house museum
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St John's Church (1861-1863) - one of the earliest churches in the district
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Former Pinjarra School (1895) housing local history and museum displays
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Murray Arts and Crafts centre and gallery within heritage buildings
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Landscaped gardens and Murray River foreshore setting