The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. , 283 places are heritage-listed in the Shire of Harvey, of which nine are on the State Register of Heritage Places.
List The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, , lists the following nine state registered places within the Shire of Harvey: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredNotesPhotoAlverstoke484 Clifton RoadBrunswick Junction18405 January 2001Substantial collection of farm buildings, established in the first two decades of European settlement in Western Australia, originally owned by Marshall Waller CliftonChurch of St NicholasLot 324 Paris RoadAustralind184115 December 2009Also referred to as Congregational Church, Narroway's Cottage and The Little Church) A single-storey timber building in Old Colonial Georgian style, originally build as a residenceHarvey Agricultural College (former)25 James Stirling PlaceHarvey19406 January 2017Also referred to as 3rd Australian Corps Training School and No. 11 Internment Camp Inter-War Spanish Mission style, the first purpose built internment camp in Western AustraliaHenton Cottage301 Old Coast RoadAustralind184231 March 2006Also referred to as Allnutt Cottage and Prince of Wales Hotel A single storey timber-framed building in the Old Colonial Georgian styleItalian Prisoner of War Shrine at Harvey Agricultural High School11011 South Western HighwayHarveyAlso referred to as Internment Camp Memorial Shrine Rare example of a roadside shrine built in Australia Part of Harvey Agricultural College Precinct ()Replica of the Hut Homestead25 James Stirling PlaceHarvey1994Also referred to as The Hut and Captain Stirling's Hunting Lodge Replica of the Stirling Cottage, associated with author May Gibbs Part of Harvey Agricultural College Precinct ()St Joseph's Church & CottageJohnston RoadYarloop19061 October 2002Also referred to as Community Centre and St John the Baptist Church A timber and corrugated iron church and cottage Destroyed in the January 2016 Waroona fireUpton House4 Upton PlaceAustralind184411 December 1998A relatively rare example of a two-storeyed housing form of a degree of sophistication and skill not readily available to the general community at the time Residence of Marshall Clifton from 1847 who had purchased it two years earlierYarloop Timber Mill WorkshopsRailway ParadeYarloop189512 May 2000Also referred to as Yarloop Mill Town Central Area Was the largest timber industry workshop in Western Australia Destroyed in the January 2016 Waroona fire
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External links Shire of Harvey: Heritage