Our Main Supporters
Our Main Supporters
The Museum will reopen commencing Wednesday May 12th.>
Our opening times are as follows:-
Our opening days are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. (NO Saturday or Monday or Tuesday’s at this time.)
Our hours are 10:30 am – 3:00 pm.
PLEASE NOTE Our last entry is at 1:00 pm.
Allow approximately 2 hours for a visit
Photo ID required for entrance
Wheelchair access available
ACROD parking allowed on-site
Adults $15
Seniors/Concession $10
Child (6-17) $10
Family Group (2+3) $35
For School and other group tours
refer to details in Bookings
The Picklehaube was designed by King Frederick William IV of Prussia in 1842. They were originally made of leather but this became scarce during the First World War and it was discovered the helmet offered little protection. The conspicuous spike also made the wearer a target. In 1915, a new design was implemented and the spike removed when on the front line. The steel helmet arrived in 1916 which offered greater protection. #firstworldwar #germany #picklehaube #trenches #warfare
Australian soldiers holding letters from their mother’s on Mother’s Day in England, 1919. #mothersday #letters #soldiers #australianmilitary Photo courtesy of Australian War Memorial
We are reopening on Wednesday and if we could bring back these spectacular pipers to mark the occasion we would! Easing Covid restrictions means we can welcome visitors once more. Please wear your masks, socially distance and check in. #infreo #perthisok #armymuseumwa #bagpipes #fremantle #helloperth #covid_19
This relic from the HMS Louis which sank in Suvla Bay in 1915 was salvaged by Petty Officer Alfred Siggs from Leederville. He was killed at Pozieres in 1916, aged just 20. #gallipoli #pozieres #royalaustraliannavy #military
