Table:
Building

Construction period

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1830s

The Round House
Fremantle

1830

[10]

Built as a prison shortly after the establishment of the Swan River Colony in 1829.

The Old Mill
South Perth

1835

[11]

also known as Shenton's Mill. The original (1833) building was destroyed in 1834 and rebuilt.

The Old Court House
Supreme Court Gardens, Perth

Built between 1836 and 1837

[12]

The city's oldest surviving public building. Designed by Henry Willey Reveley. As of 2016[update], houses the Francis Burt Law Education Centre and Museum.

Tranby House
Maylands

Built in 1839

[13]

Built by a group of devout Methodists known as the Tranby People who arrived in the Swan River Colony in 1830.[14]

1840s

All Saints Church
Upper Swan

Built between 1838 and 1840

[15]

The oldest still-standing church in Western Australia.

St John's Pro-Cathedral
18 Victoria Avenue, Perth

Between 1843 and 1844

[16]

The earliest Roman Catholic church building constructed in Western Australia.

Shenton House

Crawley

1846

Substantial house built in 1846. Now part of the University of Western Australia campus and home to the School of Indigenous Studies.

1850s

Old Perth Boys School
139 St. Georges Terrace, Perth

1854

[17]

Taken over by the Technical College in 1898 - owned by the National Trust (WA).

Royal Perth Hospital

1855

[18][19]

Perth Gaol
Northbridge, behind Western Australian Museum

Built in 1856

[20]

The Cloisters
200 St. Georges Terrace, Perth

Built in 1858

[21]

Designed by Richard Roach Jewell for Bishop Mathew Blagden Hale. Served as W.A.'s first boys' secondary school

Fremantle Prison
Fremantle

Between 1852 and 1859

[22]

The Deanery
Corner of St. Georges Terrace and Pier Street, Perth

Built in 1859

[23]

Built as a residence for the first Dean of Perth.

Bishop's House
Corner Spring Street and Mounts Bay Road, Perth.

Built in 1859

[24]

Residence of Bishop Mathew Blagden Hale

1860s

Archbishop's Palace
41 Victoria Square, Perth

First stage completed 1860

[25]

Built by Bishop Joseph Serra who became Catholic Bishop of Perth

Barracks Arch
266 St. Georges Terrace, Perth

Built in 1863

[26]

The former Barracks were built to house the retired Pensioner Forces. The two wings on each side of the entrance were demolished in the 1960s to make way for the Mitchell Freeway. The Government of the day—led by David Brand—intended to demolish the entire structure, but public outrage forced a compromise and the arch was saved.

Government House
St. Georges Terrace, Perth

Between 1859 and 1864

[27]

Official residence of the Governor of Western Australia

Fremantle Arts Centre
Finnerty Street, Fremantle

Between 1861 and 1864

[28]

Originally built as the Fremantle Lunatic Asylum

Trinity Church
72 St. Georges Terrace, Perth

Partly obscured Trinity Congregational Chapel was built in 1865. The Church (foreground) was built in 1897.

[29]

Chapel designed by Richard Roach Jewell. Hosted the first meeting of the Karrakatta Club in 1894.

St Mary's Cathedral
41 Victoria Square, Perth

Western end was begun in 1865

[30]

Currently undergoing major renovations

1870s

Perth Town Hall
Corner Barrack and Hay Streets, Perth

Between 1868 and 1870

[31]

Built using convict labour

Wesley Church
75 William Street, corner Hay Street

1870

[32]

St. Mary's Church
Middle Swan

1870

[33]

Located near the site of an earlier octagonal church which had been built in 1839

Central Government Offices
Barrack Street, Perth

1874

[34]

The former Treasury buildings and Titles Office buildings bounded by Barrack St, St Georges Tce and Cathedral Avenue were originally Perth's GPO, which was moved by the Commonwealth to the Forrest Place building in 1923.

1880s

Royal Hotel, Perth
300 Murray Street

1882

[35]

Part of Raine Square

Fremantle Grammar School
200 High Street, Fremantle

1885

[36]

Established by Henry Briggs as an Anglican public school

Fremantle Town Hall
8 William Street, Fremantle

1887

[37]

Court Hotel
Beaufort Street, Northbridge

1888

[38]

St George's Cathedral
2 Cathedral Avenue, Perth

Completed in 1888

[39]

Currently undergoing a major renovation

1890s

St George's House
235-239 St Georges Terrace, Perth

1892

[40]

designed by Talbot Hobbs[41]

The Weld Club
4 Barrack Street, Perth

1892

[42]

designed by Talbot Hobbs

Perth Railway Station
Wellington Street, Perth

1893 to 1894

[43]

designed by George Temple-Poole

Theatre Royal & Metropole Hotel
637-645 Hay St

1894-97

[44]

The Palace Hotel
William Street and St. Georges Terrace, Perth

1896

[45]

Currently offices for Bank of Western Australia

The Esplanade Hotel
Marine Terrace, Fremantle

1896

[46]

[47]

Beaufort Street Terraces
235-241 Beaufort Street, Highgate

1897

[48]

Currently used as doctors' and dentists' surgeries, and private residences

Fremantle Markets
Market Street, Fremantle

Commenced in 1897

[49]

Design - H.J. Eales and Charles Oldham.

Perth Mint
310 Hay Street, Perth

Foundation stone was laid in 1896 and competed in 1899

[50]

Australia's oldest operating mint

Old Perth Observatory
4 Havelock St, West Perth

Construction completed 1896 and officially opened in 1900

[51]

National Trust, WA branch Headquarters. Design - George Temple-Poole

Jubilee Building
North Perth

completed in 1899

[52]

Part of the Western Australian Museum

The Cliffe
Peppermint Grove

constructed in 1894

[53]

designed by Talbot Hobbs

1900s

The Old Perth Fire Station
Perth

1900

[54]

First purpose-built fire station in WA, operated until 1979. Now the FESA Fire Safety Education Centre & Museum

His Majesty's Theatre
Perth

1904

[55]

Constructed at the time of the Western Australian gold rush, it was the largest theatre in Australia, and had seating for over 2,500 people. It is believed to be the only remaining working Edwardian theatre in Australia.

The North Mole Lighthouse
Fremantle

1906

[56]

This cast iron light tower, together with its southern twin, are the only remaining navigation lights of this design in this State.

1910s

The Old Perth Technical School
Perth

1910

[57]

First tertiary-education institution in WA. Designed by Hillson Beasley and built on the site of Reveley's Tuscan mill.

Wireless Hill Museum

1912

[58]

Originally built as the Applecross Wireless Station

The Albany Bell Castle

1914

[59]

Bakehouse Factory, expression with considerable elaboration of details, towers, battlements, generous natural lighting and garden setting, is uncommon in the Western Australian community

Anzac Cottage

1915

[60]

1920s

General Post Office, Perth

1923

[61]

Young Australia League building

1924

[62]

1930s

Salvation Army Congress Hall (fmr)
69 Murray Street, Perth

1929–30

[63]

Atlas Building
8–10 The Esplanade, Perth

1931

[64]

Houses the Museum of Perth

St Joseph's Church
Subiaco

1933–1934

[65]

Interwar Gothic church designed by Edgar Le Blond Henderson.[66]

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Perth

1939

[67]

Art Deco church designed by Ochiltree & Hargrave

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