Mandurah Community Museum

The Mandurah Community Museum is a local history museum in central Mandurah, Western Australia, located at 3 Pinjarra Road near Mandjar Bay. Housed in a precinct of heritage buildings including the former Mandurah School (1898), police station, courthouse and lock-up, it preserves and interprets the history of the Mandurah and Peel region, including Binjareb Noongar heritage, early European settlement, maritime and estuary life, and community development.

Visitors can expect a small heritage precinct of restored historic buildings set around a courtyard in central Mandurah. Inside, galleries display photographs, objects, documents and interpretive panels covering Aboriginal heritage, early settlers, fishing and timber industries, and town development. Visitors can explore the former school room, police station and cells, and courthouse, with volunteer guides often available to explain exhibits and local stories.