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Maritime Museum Shipwrecks Galleries
Although the Maritime Museum commands a lot of attention, don’t miss the intriguing Shipwrecks Galleries, where you can learn about gung-ho seafaring adventures and misfortunes. The museum (in a building constructed in 1852 as a commissariat store) has a display on WA’s maritime history, with emphasis on the recovery and restoration of the famous wreck Batavia, in addition to other Dutch merchant ships and some more recent wrecks.
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WA Maritime Museum
Housed in a stunning, architect-designed building on the harbour, just west of the city centre, the WA Maritime Museum explores WA’s relationship with the ocean. It faces out to the sea, which has shaped so much of the state’s, and Fremantle’s, destiny.
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Bon Scott sculpture
A surprising drawcard for visitors is the Bon Scott sculpture at J Shed, where music fans can see this memorial to late-lamented local boy and lead singer of rock group AC/DC. A more permanent site is planned at Fishing Boat Harbour.
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Chamber of Commerce Building
A building of the boom era is the (still-in-use) 1873 Chamber of Commerce building.
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To the Fishermen
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St John's Anglican Church
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Old German Consulate
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Mark of the Century
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Fremantle Train Station
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Fremantle Grammar School
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Fremantle Cemetery
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Customs House
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