List of heritage places in the Shire of York

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This is a list of heritage sites on the State Register of Heritage Places within the Shire of York in Western Australia but not within the York town site. [1]

Place no.Place nameNotesStreet nameLocationImage
2817St Peter's (Anglican) ChurchOff Great Southern Hwy Gilgering
2819Greenhills Post Office (fmr)Residence Greenhills
2821St Andrew's Anglican Church & Cemetery, GreenhillsQuairading RdGreenhills
4184Korrawilla Homestead GroupGreenhills Farm, KorrawillaYork & Quairading RdGreenhills
2822Greenhills TavernRailway HotelGreenhills RdGreenhills
5964FarmhouseDoodenanning RdGreenhills
2820Shop (fmr)Greenhills
2818Greenhills HallGreenhills RdGreenhills
25477Quairading-York Road Bridge, KauringMRWA Bridge 0591Quairading-York RdKauring
25474Needling Brook Road Bridge, Mount HardeyMRWA Bridge 0582Quairading-York RdMount Hardey
25475Sims Brook Road Bridge, Mount HardeyMRWA Bridge 0583Quairading-York RdMount Hardey
25476Lodges Crossing Road Bridge, Mount HardeyMRWA Bridge 0584Quairading-York RdMount Hardey
25664Charcoal Burner Site, Mount Observation Mount Observation
13799Tipperary FarmBurges Siding RdQuellington
4183St Ronan's Well, YorkSt Ronan's Well and Conservation AreaGreat Southern HwySt Ronans
2904Tipperary School ruinsNortham RdTipperary
5988Tipperary ChurchSt PaulsNortham RdTipperary

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References

  1. "search - places in Shire of York". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. inHerit - State Heritage Office. Retrieved 3 July 2018.manual filter used to select sites outside of the York townsite as at 3 July 2018