The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. , 97 places are heritage-listed in the Shire of East Pilbara, of which seven are on the State Register of Heritage Places.
List The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, , lists the following seven state registered places within the Shire of East Pilbara: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredNotesPhotoCorunna Downs Station & Former Wartime AirbaseSalgash Corunna Downs Road, approximately 40 km south of Marble BarMarble Bar189730 March 2007Also referred to as Brockman's Station (1890s) Typical example of a pastoral homestead group in the North WestCorunna Downs StationSalgash Corunna Downs RoadMarble BarPart of Corunna Downs Station & Former Wartime Airbase Precinct ()Corunna Downs Wartime Air BaseSalgash Corunna Downs RoadMarble Bar1940Part of Corunna Downs Station & Former Wartime Airbase Precinct () Remains of a rare example in Western Australia of a strategic RAAF heavy bomber base, the only one in the RAAF’s Western Area used for a substantial number of heavy bomber operations during World War IIGovernment Buildings26 & 31 Station Street and Lot 500 Station StreetMarble Bar18951 October 2002Federation Arts and Crafts Style which was adapted and developed by George Temple PooleIronclad HotelFrancis StreetMarble Bar189217 November 2006Hotel & Store Group - prior to fire at Store, Osborn's Hotel/Walter's Hotel/Osborn Parlour Formerly included the Marble Bar Liquor & General Store, which was destroyed by fire in November 2004 and demolished Example of North West Vernacular style architecture, with its corrugated iron wall cladding and roofsHalley's Comet Gold MineHillside Marble Bar RoadMarble Bar193614 July 2006Also referred to as Comet Mine, Comet Gold Mine Former gold mine operation, consisting of an office, store, assay room, fitting shop, crushing shop, power house and gold roomPoinciana House50 Augusta StreetMarble Bar190917 November 2006Also referred to as CWA Centre, G J W G Miles House Rare example of a stone residence in the North West
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