BEST BUSSELTON LANDMARKS

3 Best Landmarks in Busselton

Name: 3 Best Landmarks in Busselton
Rating: 4.8

Top 3 Landmarks in Busselton, WA. All selected landmarks undergo a 50-Point Inspection, covering reviews, reputation, history, complaints, and more for overall excellence.

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BUSSELTON LIBRARY

Stanley Place,
Busselton, WA 6280 Directions

Since 2010

“Busselton Library is the largest library and holds vast collections, including novels, biographies, true stories, large print books, non-fiction, DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, books in other languages, and children’s items. Busselton Library also offers a silent space for reading. The library is situated at the heart of the Busselton community and provides a welcoming space for everyone. Busselton Library staff will select materials for you based on your preferences and deliver them to your door. Storytime sessions include stories, songs, rhymes, and a themed craft activity designed to engage, entertain, and inspire young children.”

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THE WELD THEATRE

13 Queen Street,
Busselton, WA 6280 Directions

Since 1874

“The Weld Theatre was built between 1874 and 1881 and progressively developed and adapted over time. In memory of Governor Frederick Weld, the building was named The Weld Hall. The Weld Theatre is one of the oldest remaining structures in Busselton and serves as an important reminder of the role the Mechanics’ Institute played in promoting education and cultural development in the community before formal library and education facilities were established. The Weld Theatre is a single-storey brick building in the Victorian Italianate style with a galvanized iron roof. The Weld Theatre has a symmetrical design, featuring a long central wing with a simple porch. The theatre later served as a town hall, a meeting place for the Returned Services League, and, from 1960, as a Repertory Club.”

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BUSSELTON COURT HOUSE

12 Stanley Street,
Busselton, WA 6280 Directions

Since 1830

“Busselton Court House was constructed between 1860 and 1897, marking the establishment of Busselton as an important regional centre and port during the colonial era. Busselton Court House also functions as a creative arts hub and heritage site. The Court House was built on land traditionally belonging to the Wadandi people. Busselton Court House operated as a judiciary, government administration centre, and land agency. The growth of the Busselton neighbourhood has been influenced by a lively array of historical justice figures. The courthouse was designed by the Department of Public Works when George Temple Poole served as Colonial Architect.”

3 Best Landmarks in Busselton