Tourist Attractions & Info:
Pic: Brig Amity Replica
Historic Albany: comprises two historic town trails encompassing the Old Farm (1827) site of WA's first government farm and probably the state's oldest building. Old Gaol (1851) with fine historic and Aboriginal artifacts, penal relics & memorabilia. Open (10.30am-4.30pm) daily. Residency Museum (1850s) is another fine museum showcasing the area's history with excellent displays. Open (10am-5pm) Mon-Sat & (2pm-5pm) Sun. Patrick Taylor Cottage (1830s) now a folk museum. Open (2pm-4.30pm) daily. Church of St John the Evangelist (1848), Wesley Church (1863), Penny Post Restaurant & Old Post Office (1869), Royal George Hotel (1885), Town Hall (1886), Albany Courthouse (1895).
Various Heritage Trails: include Mount Clarence, Mount Adelaide, Princess Royal Fortress (Albany's first federal fortress 1893-1950s) & Quaranup-Point Possession.
The Amity, Princess Royal Dr: a full scale replica of the brig that brought Albany's first settlers in 1826. Open (9am-5pm) daily.
Dog Rock, Middleton Rd: a granite outcrop resembling a large dog's head.
Bibbulmun Track: 963 km walking trail between Albany & Perth that is well signposted with comfortable campsites and stunning scenery.

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