Search CatalogueHistory House Museum is always on the lookout for items that help to tell us of the people, businesses, organisations and events that have been a part of the history of the City of Armadale.
If you have an item you believe is important to the history of the City of Armadale please contact History House Museum on either (08) 9394 5670 or at Museum@armadale.wa.gov.au. We are interested in as much information about the item as possible such as who, where and when was the item used, who made the item and what event is it associated with.
History House Museum has limited space to store and exhibit the items that it collects. All items that are offered to the museum must meet the criteria laid out in the museum’s collection policy.
Some recent donations:
Commodore 64
This Commodore 64 computer was used by former shire engineer Ken Brown to learn how to use computers, which were being introduced into the workplace by the Armadale Kelmscott Shire in the mid-1980s. History House Museum is full of fascinating items!
Ceremonial Trowel
This is the ceremonial trowel used Henry Wright to lay the foundation stone of the Armadale Church of Christ Church on 13 March 1926.
WW2 Fundraising Tickets
This is an interesting collection of World War 2 fundraising tickets.
Programme for the Official Opening of the Armadale District Hall
This is the souvenir programme for the official opening of the Armadale District Hall by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor Sir James Mitchell K.C.M.G. on Saturday 12 December 1936.
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