Old Telegraph Station |
6532 Hamelin Pool, Australia (Western Australia) |
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Address |
Hamelin Pool, Caravan Park
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Floor area | unfortunately not known yet |
Opening times
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A tour is done especially for the guests each day around 3pm or when staff are available. (April 2023) | ||||
Status from 07/2020
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Persons 10 years and older: $5,50. Guests staying at the Caravan Park or in the accommodation have FREE access to the tour. | ||||
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Homepage | hamelinpoolcaravanpark.com/telegraph-station |
Location / Directions |
The Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve is a protected marine nature reserve located in the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Shark Bay in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia. |
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Description | Long before the Stromatolites were discovered, Hamelin Pool was an important transport and communication hub. In 1884 the Hamelin Pool Telegraph Station was built and became an important link in the telegraph line between Perth and Roebourne, Western Australia. Originally named the “Flint Cliff Telegraph Station” after a local landmark, the station played a vital role in Western Australia’s communication system until the advent of the public ‘telex’ system spelt its demise in the late 1950’s. Also known as Flagpole Landing in the early 1900’s, Hamelin Pool was an important transport terminus and was the landing point for cargo vessels bringing in supplies and taking out wool from surrounding stations as well as one of the main suppliers of Sandalwood in WA. Wikipedia: |
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