Western Australia –

An Architectural Heritage

by A. E. Williams

Williams Pioneer Publications, 1979, [First Edition], ISBN 90999482, black and white photographs throughout, paperback

Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear, minor rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, uncreased spine (see photographs)

“This is the second in a series of reference works on the State of Western Australia, by well-known historian A. E. (Bert) Williams.  In a crisp and absorbing style the author takes you on a tour of the well-known, manmade, landmarks in and around the City of Perth and Port of Fremantle.
The grim history of the Swan River Settlement’s first public building.  The Round House.  And the changing fortunes of the Old Mill in South Perth.
From the early seats of learning, as personified by Perth Boys School and the Cloisters, to the judgements of The Old Court House.  Everything of interest has been faithfully recorded.  Including chapters on the famed Barracks Arch and the magnificent Perth Town Hall.
Whether you are a student or a layman, this volume deserves pride of place on your bookshelf.  Both for its enjoyment as reading material and its value as a permanent source of reference.”