Jarrahdale Heritage Mill - Jarrahdale, Western Australia

Address: 86 Millars Rd, Jarrahdale WA 6124, Australia.
Phone: 893216088.
Website: inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au
Specialties: Heritage building.

Opinions: This company has 16 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.4/5.

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Jarrahdale Heritage Mill

Ubicada en 86 Millars Rd, Jarrahdale WA 6124, Australia, la Jarrahdale Heritage Mill es un edificio patrimonio que ofrece una experiencia única para los visitantes.

Esta antigua muela de molino, construida en 1897, fue utilizada para moler grano y otros productos hasta su cierre en 1977.

Actualmente, la muela de molino ha sido restaurada y se utiliza como un lugar de interés turístico, ofreciendo vistas panorámicas del valle circundante.

Características

Algunas de las características de la Jarrahdale Heritage Mill incluyen:

Edificio patrimonio
Muelle de molino restaurado
Vistas panorámicas del valle
Plaza de descanso para camiones
Binarios y punto de descarga

La muela de molino también ofrece instalaciones para acampar, incluyendo un lugar de descanso para camiones, binarios y un punto de descarga.

Ubicación

La Jarrahdale Heritage Mill se encuentra en 86 Millars Rd, Jarrahdale WA 6124, Australia, a pocos kilómetros de la ciudad de Jarrahdale.

El lugar es accesible por automobile y ofrece un parque de estacionamiento para los visitantes.

Información recomendada

Para una persona que busque visitar la Jarrahdale Heritage Mill, se recomienda:

Visitar el sitio web oficial de la muela de molino para obtener información actualizada sobre horarios, precios y servicios.

Planificar su viaje con anticipación y reservar un lugar de descanso para camiones si es necesario.

Disfrutar del paisaje y las oportunidades de caminata y senderismo en el área.

Opiniones

La Jarrahdale Heritage Mill ha recibido opiniones muy positivas de los visitantes, con una media de 4.4/5 en Google My Business.

Los visitantes han destacado la belleza del edificio patrimonio, las vistas panorámicas del valle y las instalaciones para acampar.

Algunos visitantes han mencionado que el lugar puede ser un poco difícil de encontrar, pero la señalización y el mapa pueden ayudar a evitar este problema.

Especialidades

La Jarrahdale Heritage Mill se especializa en:

Edificio patrimonio

Muelle de molino restaurado

Vistas panorámicas del valle

Plaza de descanso para camiones

Binarios y punto de descarga

Dirección y teléfono

Dirigirse a:

86 Millars Rd, Jarrahdale WA 6124, Australia.

Llamar al:

893216088

Página web

Visitar:

inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au

👍 Reviews of Jarrahdale Heritage Mill

Jarrahdale Heritage Mill - Jarrahdale, Western Australia

JASON W.

4/5

Good place to free camp. Dump point and bins located towards the bottom of the site. Short walk into town. Would stay again

Adam S.

4/5

Nice place to stop and relax. Or enjoy a walk around the bush. Need to go and have a look before it all disappears. I hope they preserve it

sal V.

3/5

The 1950 Mill, Jarrahdale building is the third Mill on the site. It replaced the 1943 No. 1 Mill, which was destroyed by fire on the night of 16 August 1949, which was itself a replacement of the 1912-13 No. 1 Mill. The 1950 Mill, Jarrahdale is the remaining part of a complex that, at different times between 1912 and 1935, had contained two mills, a railway network, and the various support buildings that had survived the several Mill fires. The complex continued to be used from the time when both the 1912-13 No. 1 and No. 2 Mills were operating up to around 1968. The use of steam was traditionally the main power source available to operate timber mills and the industry depended on and developed this power source, firstly just to operate the mill machinery but ultimately extending to steam locomotives. Originally horse teams were used to transport the logs to the mill. The horses were gradually replaced by rail systems, initially using wooden rails, and eventually superseded altogether by steam locomotives hauling log rakes on steel rail systems. Log hauling by road was a significant change from previous methods and it is assumed that, as with Donnelly River Mill, every endeavor was made to design and construct the1950 Mill, Jarrahdale using the latest technology and materials. The mill was, however, still constructed in the same location, with a similar form, using local materials and possibly containing machinery gathered from other industrial sites. For these reasons, although the mill was constructed towards the beginning of the period when logs were hauled by road, the 1950 Mill, Jarrahdale can be seen as being representative of the basic aspects of traditional timber mill technology based on steam power.