About History House Museum
History House Museum is a local history museum in the Minnawarra Historic Precinct on Jull Street, central Armadale, Western Australia. Housed in an 1898 heritage residence, it preserves and displays the City of Armadale's collection of photographs, documents and artefacts. The museum documents the district's development from early settlement and orcharding to modern community life and is notable as one of Armadale's oldest surviving buildings.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small heritage house museum set within Minnawarra Park and the Minnawarra Historic Precinct. Inside, rooms are arranged with period displays, domestic artefacts, photographs, maps and archival material relating to Armadale district history. The setting includes heritage gardens and proximity to the Armadale District Hall and Bert Tyler Vintage Machinery Museum. Self-guided viewing and occasional guided tours are available in an intimate, indoor museum environment.
Key highlights
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1898 heritage residence that is one of Armadale's oldest surviving buildings
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Local history collection of photographs, documents and domestic artefacts
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Location within the Minnawarra Historic Precinct and Minnawarra Park
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Displays on early settlement, orcharding and community development of the Armadale district
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