Things to do in York

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Things to Do in York

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  • betokla
    York, Australia18 contributions
    Always love going to the motor museum so much to see and enjoy and always friendly friendly people Great car museum For York community
    Written 5 July 2023
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  • Jeff S
    Perth, Australia1,238 contributions
    Beautiful view with a picnic area back down the hill a bit.
    This place really provides you with a full concept of how big the town is, and how beautiful the hills are.
    Written 29 July 2023
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  • VickiWilliamson
    Australia25 contributions
    I loved visiting the Residency Museum in York as it offers a delightful and informative experience for history buffs and casual visitors. It's a captivating journey through time, providing a deeper appreciation for the town's heritage. I would recommend it to anyone looking to uncover the layers of history woven into the fabric of York, Western Australia. The staff are very informative and passionate about the history of their town.
    Written 28 November 2023
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  • Fosseboy
    Western Australia, Australia645 contributions
    Bought our tickets for the Noongar Yarn here. Gave us loads of useful information. Friendly staff. Great new volunteer on first day on Saturday.
    Written 4 October 2023
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  • Jeff S
    Perth, Australia1,238 contributions
    A very serious eye opener if you’re interested in the history of the area. I certainly came away a lot wiser than I went in.
    It looks like just another building from the outside but it’s massive with courthouse, jail cells, artwork, stables, living quarters etc etc. So much more than we expected and well worth the entry fee.
    Written 29 July 2023
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  • VickiWilliamson
    Australia25 contributions
    The York Town Hall tour with Andy proved to be an enlightening journey through history. Andy's wealth of knowledge and passion for the subject matter made the experience truly exceptional. His engaging narrative skillfully brought the town's rich history to life, providing a fascinating glimpse into its past. Andy's informative commentary, coupled with a keen attention to detail, ensured a thorough exploration of the Town Hall's architectural and historical significance. The tour offered a perfect blend of education and entertainment, making it an enriching experience for both history enthusiasts and casual visitors. Highly recommend this tour for a captivating and insightful venture into York's heritage.
    Written 28 November 2023
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  • Cathy
    Fremantle, Australia1 contribution
    Perfectly safe bridge and a fun way to cross the river. Good view point to take pictures and to lead across to cemetery and walk up to Mount Brown.
    Written 5 July 2023
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  • callyinaustralia
    Perth, Australia132 contributions
    Goodness me I would love to look inside. Currently a private residence. Just standing outside the front gave me the creeps.
    Written 15 May 2022
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  • Miles P
    Perth, Western Australia, Australia31 contributions
    We attended a superb jazz set in the garden, and enjoyed coffee and snacks here a couple of times. The gallery was turned over to high quality Aboriginal artists.
    Written 29 September 2021
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  • Dan L
    Bunbury, Australia7,271 contributions
    We noted on the Monday that weekday services were held at 9.00am. Arriving at 9.40am on 25/08/20 we found that the church was closed and had to be satisfied with admiring the exterior of the church and nearby historical buildings. The original church, now the Church Hall, dates to 1859. The original Presbytery was built in 1874, destroyed in 1894 with the replacement constructed that same year. The Convent School dates to 1873 and the Church to 1887.
    A former Irish Fenian, Joseph Nunan, builder and architect, designed the building. Work on the tower was not completed until 1909. The architecture is described as Victorian Academic Gothic, the most impressive features being gothic arches, the bell-tower, rose window and the ornamentation evident on the exterior. Such a shame that I did not get to see the interior that features timber work, organ and stained glass windows.
    Written 2 September 2020
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    The range & quality of the fabric in this delightful store is amazing.
    It is a much larger store than it appears from the street.
    The service is friendly & helpful.
    Written 3 October 2023
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  • gfsc5
    Perth, Australia1,472 contributions
    We stayed at Faversham House overnight on a Friday and spent some time in these unexpected gardens just across the road prior to leaving. They were established a number of years ago as evidenced by the size of many of the plants. The focus is on native plants ranging from trees to shrubs to groundcovers. A number were in flower when we visited. The garden is tended and there were some recent replanting to replace plants that had died. It's quite a large garden but with a number of meandering paths to follow. Worth a visit if you're into native WA flora. There was a surprising number and range of very healthy plants in evidence.
    Written 10 October 2021
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  • Dan L
    Bunbury, Australia7,271 contributions
    We were unsure of the opening hours but noted a couple of vehicles in the yard area and entered. We had to be satisfied with exterior views of the old stable block but luckily managed a quick look at the interior of the old Tipperary Schoolhouse. Interesting that the school was dismantled on its original site, relocated and reassembled by members of the York Society and local volunteers. The interior layout and desks are typical of small Irish schools up to the 1950's. Worth a look but is apparently only open Thur/Fri 12:00 noon to 4:00pm.
    Written 3 September 2020
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  • gfsc5
    Perth, Australia1,472 contributions
    This is another nice old York building. It houses a craft centre with some nice bits and pieces but the best view of the place is from across the other side of the street. You will see some Masonic symbols inside, though.
    Written 10 October 2020
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  • DebzWA
    Perth, Australia61 contributions
    Just as you come into York you’ll see this iconic York building, The Old York Mill was built in 1892 and was an active flour mill until 1967. It’s an impressive building that is now home to a collection of local businesses.

    We visited the Emporium, which has a large collection of homewares, gifts, secondhand furniture, artworks and collectibles spread over the ground floor of the main building. Whilst the couple of staff members there at the time of our visit weren’t super friendly or welcoming, we enjoyed browsing through the displays.

    We also visited the secondhand book shop in the building next door. It had a huge stock of reasonably priced books in good condition. Best part is that the books are donated and the proceeds go to charity. Unfortunately, we couldn’t buy as many as we wanted as they can only accept cash, which we didn’t have much of.

    Finally we visited Honey & Fig around the corner from the bookshop. This time we were greeted cheerfully by the friendly woman working there (it makes so much difference!). Honey and Fig has a selection of crafts and giftware.
    Written 9 January 2022
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