Local Heritage
Courtesy of Stephen Fleay
The 91国产自拍 is built on a rich tapestry of stories, landscapes, and architecture that reflect the diverse heritage of our region. From historic buildings and cultural traditions to natural landmarks and community memories, our heritage is what gives Geraldton its unique identity and sense of place.
Valuing and preserving this heritage help us understand who we are, where we’ve come from, and where we’re headed.
What Is Local Heritage?
Heritage places can be natural or man-made — from iconic buildings and streetscapes to cultural records and oral histories. These places and stories connect us to our past and inspire future generations.
The CGG Heritage Strategy outlines the City’s commitment to protecting and celebrating our social, cultural, and environmental heritage. It links community aspirations with clear goals and strategies for sustainable heritage management.
Heritage Services
The City supports a wide range of heritage activities across Geraldton, Greenough, Mullewa, and Walkaway. These services are coordinated by the Manager Libraries and Heritage, based at the Geraldton Regional Library.
Here’s what’s available:
- Assistance with historical reference enquiries and family history research
- Access to an extensive local history collection including books, photographs, maps, journals, and ephemera
- Free use of online family history databases like Ancestry.com
- A dedicated Heritage Services Bookshop
For more information about local heritage visit the website, browse the or contact the Library on (08) 9956 6659 or e-mail the Library.
Courtesy of Geraldton Regional Library