The museum overlooks picturesque Princess Royal

  Harbour, on the site of first European settlement in

  Western Australia.

  The Museum in Albany provides exhibitions, public  

  programs, educational programs and information on

  the unique natural and social history of the region,

  both past and present.

  Discover Western Australia's oldest historic precinct

  and the stories of Major Lockyer, the convicts, the

  settlers and the explorers who came before.

  Learn about the indigenous 'Noongar' people of the

  Great Southern and the influence of Mokare, a young

  Noongar warrior.

  Explore the wonders of the natural world from the

  formation of the Stirling Ranges to the unique flora

  and fauna of the region.

  Hours
  Daily: 10am – 5pm
  Boxing Day & Anzac Day: 2pm – 5pm
  Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday

  Disabled access is available to the Residency, Eclipse and 

  School buildings.