Kalamunda History Village

The Kalamunda and Districts Historical Society manages the largest local history museum in Western Australia, depicting the unique hills life and industries centred around the development of the Kalamunda area. The Kalamunda History Village and Stirk Cottage are situated in pleasant surroundings close to the centre of the Kalamunda town site.

Kalamunda History Village is a unique heritage destination. Consisting of local heritage buildings which have been relocated to the site of the former Upper Darling Range Railway Station. Built in the 1890s to service the Zig Zag line which transported timber from Canning Mills to the main line at Midland Junction, there are surprises around every corner.

Stirk Cottage is Kalamunda’s first heritage listed cottage, with its distinct architecture & household goods made from recycled materials. This 1881 hand-built cottage was the family home of early hills settlers Frederick and Elizabeth Stirk, and their nine children.
 

Please note: Due to Covid19 restrictions the Village will be closed to the public until 1pm on the days the Education Program is running. Please check their website for further details.