There are many historical buildings that dot Australia's Coral Coast landscape, many remnants of historic townsites, adding a rustic feel to the region.
Step back in time and enjoy the history and heritage of the Batavia Coast:-
Murals - the Mullewa townsite is adorned with giant, colourful murals depicting different aspects of Mullewa history.
Greenough
Central Greenough Historical Settlement - formerly known as the Hamlet. The character stone buildings are remnants of a once thriving community of pioneers who developed the are at the turn of the 19th century.
Nanson and Nabawa - these townsites boast a selection of historic architecture. Nanson is home to the Chapman Valley Historical Society.
HMAS Sydney Memorial - this stunning memorial commemorates the loss of the 645 sailors aboard The HMAS Sydney who met their fate in a Wold War II navel battle in 1941.
St Francis Xavier Cathedral - Built in stages from 1914 to its opening in 1938, the Byzantine style architecture of this cathedral is one of Monsignor John Hawes' greatest masterpieces.
Bill Sewell Complex - Constructed in the mid 1850's, this beautiful historical suite of buildings in the heart of Geraldton was formerly the Victoria District Hospital and later the Geraldton prison.
Port Moore Lighthouse - Constructed in 1878, and standing 34 metres tall, its steel structure imported from England is the only one of its kind in Western Australia.
Northampton
Chiverton House Museum - was constructed in the late 1800's and showcases a large range of artifacts and photographs as well as restored farm machinery.
Our Lady in Ara Coeli Church (c. 1936) - was designed by the legendary Monsignor Hawes with some influence from the Parish Priest of the time Father Irwin.
Sacred Heart Convent - built in 1919 was also designed by Monsignor Hawes. The convent now offers budget accommodation, function room and catering facilities.
Lynton Hiring Station - tucked at the foot of rolling hills, the station's stone buildings once housed convicts who worked on the Geraldine Mine and local pastoral stations. The convict facilities were built in 1853 and have been recently restored.
