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Avon Park
Avon Park is situated in Low Street on the banks of the Avon River. This park is ideal for visitors to relax and enjoy a barbecue or picnic. At one end of Avon Park is the Suspension Bridge built in 1906. The bridge provides a foot crossing over the Avon River. A modern playground, fully undercover, is popular with the children. With lots of trees and grassed areas the Avon Park is a relaxing venue for the whole family. Facilities include gas barbecues, toilets and playground. Please no...Avon Park
Gwambygine Park
Gwambygine Park is on one of the few remaining permanent pools of the Avon River, just 10 kilometres south of York along the road to Beverley. Permanent pools are vital for the survival of local wildlife during Western Australia's long, dry summers. A boardwalk and viewing tower will take you right to the river-pool and close to nature without disturbing the environment. The park is open to the public all year round. Gas barbecues and entry are free courtesy of the Shire of York. Gwambygine Pa...Gwambygine Park
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Church in York is one of the oldest Anglican churches in Western Australia. The historic church was built using handmade bricks in the 1850s and sits amidst picturesque grounds overlooking the Avon River. The Victorian Romanesque style architecture and red brick harmonise with the scenic countryside of York, and contributes to the aesthetically pleasing streetscape. Walk through the church and admire the beautiful stained glass windows. At the front of the church you will also f...Holy Trinity Church
Mount Brown Lookout
Mount Brown Lookout which is 342 metres above sea level is within five minutes of the York town site and is reached via Pioneer Drive. The lookout is accessible by foot or vehicle, and provides a beautiful 360 degree panoramic view of York and its surrounds. The annual ANZAC Day Dawn Ceremony is also conducted from the Mount Brown lookout. Mount Brown is a wonderful setting for a picnic and barbecue.Mount Brown Lookout
Sandalwood Yards and Tipperary School
Sandalwood Yards and Tipperary School is the site of the depot for sandalwood, which was transported to Fremantle, then shipped to Asia for incense and oil. Hundreds of cutters made a living bush felling the wood in the mid 1860s. Very little sandalwood, an extremely slow growing plant, remains today. Also in the Sandalwood Yards is the Tipperary Schoolhouse. This building, built in 1874, once situated on the York-Northam Road, was pulled down brick by brick and relocated to the present site. ...Sandalwood Yards and Tipperary School
St Patrick`s Church
The present St Patrick's Church's foundation stone was laid on St Patrick's Day, 1875, and completed in 1886. The church was built of local stone in Gothic Revival design and features imported stain glass windows which were imported from Italy. The original Catholic Church commenced in 1859 and dedicated to St Patrick in 1860. It still stands today and is now used as the church hall. York is a 90 minute drive south east of Perth.St Patrick`s Church
The York Residency Museum
Convicts, ceramics and Chinese market gardeners are just a few of the fascinating subjects revealed at The York Residency Museum, York's treasure-house of history. This 1856 heritage building, was originally part of a Convict Hiring Depot, then the official residence of York's early magistrates. As you tread the lovingly polished floorboards it's easy to imagine it as the home of one of the pillars of early York society. Locally made jarrah wood furniture intermingles with oil paintings, samp...The York Residency Museum
Uniting Church - York
The historic Uniting Church - York is a charming gothic style granite stone church which was built in 1888. Driving down York Street, your eyes will be drawn to the magnificent building, which holds a prominent position in the town and adds to the beauty of the streetscape. Next door to the Uniting Church is the original chapel, which now serves as the church hall. This historic building was built 36 years earlier in 1852. Wander around the beautifully maintained church grounds to examine the...Uniting Church - York
York Mill Markets
Come and enjoy the experience at the all new York Mill Markets. The York Mill Markets are located within the East Shed of the Old York Flour Mill site which was established in 1892. York is arguably the premier community tourism hub of the Eastern corridor and Avon Valley and is now home to the recently re-branded York Mill Site. The two acre site consists of quality retail shops, The Mill Gallery, The Mill Cafe and Restaurant and now the York Mill Markets. The site is prominently placed at th...York Mill Markets
York Town Hall
York Town Hall was built in 1911 and is a significant part of York’s townscape. It is a fine example of Edwardian opulence, with its elaborate corner entry, feature clock, extensive use of columns, ornate facade and significant fanlight over the main entrance. A comprehensive restoration project has returned the hall to its original splendour. It is well worth a visit to appreciate the creative design excellence in the Federation Free Classical style. With the Tourist Bureau offices located on...York Town Hall