Pinjarra Massacre Site

The Pinjarra Massacre Site is a heritage-listed memorial site on the Murray River foreshore in Pinjarra, Western Australia, within the Shire of Murray. It marks the location of an 1834 historical event and is commemorated by a memorial and interpretive signage. Set in a quiet riverside parkland, the site is recognized for its historical and cultural heritage value and serves as a place of reflection for visitors exploring the region's early history.

Visitors can expect an open, quiet riverside parkland on the banks of the Murray River with a memorial plaque and interpretive signage. The site is an outdoor, landscaped foreshore area with grass, trees and river views. There are no buildings; the visit is focused on viewing the memorial, reading signage, and walking along the foreshore in a reflective setting.

The site marks the location of an 1834 event on the Murray River that is recorded as a significant episode in the early colonial history of Western Australia. It is listed on heritage registers and is commemorated by a memorial and interpretive signage acknowledging its historical importance.