Collection: Picture Wanneroo

This was the condition of the track when Aubrey Gibbs, a local farmer, was appointed the Yanchep Caves caretaker in 1927. Along this road the building materials were carted for the Lindsay family home. Improvement of the road became one of the first tasks of the sustenance workers in the Depression.

Built in the 1970s using an automated construction system developed by Dante Bini known as a binishell. Originally named the Yanchep/Two Rocks Community Recreation Centre, it was completed in 1978 and officially opened on 24 February 1979. Initially, only the upper part was used for activities. I...

Built in the 1970s using an automated construction system developed by Dante Bini known as a binishell. Originally named the Yanchep/Two Rocks Community Recreation Centre, it was completed in 1978 and officially opened on 24 February 1979. Initially, only the upper part was used for activities. I...

Two Rocks/Yanchep Recreation Centre undergoing reconstruction by Desway Constructions.

A broken column inside Yonderup Cave.

Adrian and Yvette Luyben married in Bentley on 2 September 1961 and drove up to Yanchep National Park for a week's honeymoon. They met when Adrian was driving buses in and around Perth for the "Riverton Bus Service". They visited Yanchep National Park regularly. The 'Riverton Express 'No. 8' Le...

From a small enthusiastic group of members of the Wanneroo Senior Citizens Club in 1983, led by Louise Sculley, The City Entertainers grew into a well known and respected cast of performers, attracting audiences from and performing in, metropolitan and country areas. Recognition was received on A...

Zelia is the daughter of Beniamino (Bert) and Maria Togno. Bert Togno first came to Western Australia in 1911 when he was 15. He returned to North Italy a few years later, where he met and married Zelia's mother, Maria Poletti. In 1929 Bert Togno came back to Australia and prepared the way for Ma...

In the mid to late 1930s Nicola (Nick) and Marija Zivkovich moved to Wanneroo and bought a 10 acre property on the east side of Wanneroo Road just south of Parin Road. Nick cleared five acres facing Wanneroo Road and planted a small vineyard. The family's address was the 10 Mile Peg, Wanneroo Road.