Online Exhibitions
The Western Australian Museum continues to explore the possibilities of online exhibition delivery, utilising the latest Flash MX plug-in with the Western
Australia - Land & People virtual exhibition.
Please click on the thumbnails below to view our past virtual exhibitions (each site will open in a new window):
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Down Syndrome
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Sustainabilty WA
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Treasures from the Deep
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Life and Death |
Ancient Lives |
Thylacoleo |
Come and see how the 1967 Referendum gave the Aboriginal people formal recognition with the 1967 Referendum virtual exhibition.
Come and see how the Maritime Museum discovered the Correio da Azia shipwreck with the "The Discovery of the Correio da Azia " virtual exhibition. Like with the Western Australia - Land and People virtual exhibition, this virtual exhibition also utilises the latest Flash MX plugin.
See the 17th century Batavia Shipwreck virtual exhibition. In the darkness of the morning of June 1629, the VOC ship Batavia struck a reef in the Abrolhos Islands off the coast of Terra Australis Incognita ... The resulting dark and grisly tale horrified the world ... Now a replica of the original Pelsaert's journal, that brought the horror of the mutiny to the world, is on display along with a collection of early charts, documents and books at the WA Maritime Museum's Hartog to De Vlamingh Exhibition.
See how several hundred Italian fishermen came to Western Australia after the Eastern Goldfield discoveries in 1892 and 1893 in our Italian Fishing Fleets Exhibition.