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About Us

Preserving the stories, photographs and heritage of Mandurah and the Peel district.

Our Society

Keeping local history alive

Mandurah Historical Society Inc is a not-for-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers.

Our members collect and preserve historical information, artefacts, photographs and memorabilia documenting the stories of Mandurah and the Peel district.

We welcome people who share an interest in local history and want to help preserve it for future generations.

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Hall’s Cottage and its heritage grounds
What we do

Preserve. Share. Connect.

01 — Collection

Preserve the past

Care for photographs, artefacts and records connected to Mandurah and the Peel region.

02 — Education

Share our stories

Welcome visitors and school groups to explore local history at Hall’s Cottage.

03 — Community

Work together

Bring volunteers and history enthusiasts together through preservation and fundraising activities.

Hall’s Cottage beside the water
Our heritage place

Hall’s Cottage

Preserving Hall’s Cottage is central to the Society’s work. This heritage-listed place offers visitors a glimpse of everyday life in earlier Mandurah.

Visitors, families, schools and community groups can explore the cottage and discover its history.

Explore Hall’s Cottage →
Get involved

Volunteer with MHS

Our volunteers help with collections, photographs, fundraising activities and visits to Hall’s Cottage. The Society welcomes people with different interests and skills.

Activities described on the existing MHS website include community stalls, garage sales, historical collections work and educational visits. Contact the Society for current opportunities and arrangements.

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Historical photograph of Hall’s Cottage