The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. , 45 places are heritage-listed on Rottnest Island, of which 24 are on the State Register of Heritage Places.
List The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, , lists the following 24 state registered places on Rottnest Island: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredNotesPhotoKingstown BarracksPhillip Point & Bickley PointRottnest Island19381 October 2002A defence complex in the Inter War Art Deco styleThomson Bay SettlementThomson BayRottnest Island18403 July 1992Also referred to as Rottnest Island Settlement The settlement consists of the cottages along Thomson Bay, hotel (the former Governor's residence), the hostel (the former boys' reformatory school), the Quad (former gaol), stone cottages, Loma's cottage and Board of Control office, boat house, sentry box and cell below sea wall, the sea wall, the cottage used by the Control Board ManagerBickley BatteryRottnest IslandPart of Kingstown Barracks Precinct () Consists of two 6-inch guns and quartersBuckingham PalaceRottnest Island1871Also referred to as Lomas Cottage Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Hospital PrecinctRottnest IslandPart of Kingstown Barracks Precinct ()Officer's & N.C.O.'s PrecinctRottnest IslandPart of Kingstown Barracks Precinct ()Salt Lakes Conservation AreaRottnest IslandPart of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct () Salt lakes, among them Government House Lake and Lake Baghdad, occupy ten per cent of the islandSalt StoreRottnest IslandAlso referred to as Board Offices Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Timber Bungalow PrecinctRottnest IslandPart of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Bathurst Lighthouse & QuartersBathurst PointRottnest Island18964 May 2001Consists of a limestone lighthouse and limestone and fibro quarters in the Federation Free Classical and Federation Bungalow stylesThe LodgeDigby DriveRottnest Island1864Also referred to as Boys' School/Reformatory (former) and Native Prison/Hospital (former) Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Rottnest Island HotelForrest AvenueRottnest Island1864Also referred to as Government House (former) and Quokka Arms Hotel Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Forge and Grain Crushing Mill (former)Kitson AvenueRottnest Island1858Also referred to as Quarters, Moyns Hairdresser, Billiard Room, Rottnest Island Museum, Hay Store and Hostel Staff Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Old Chapel (former)Kitson StreetRottnest Island1862Also referred to as School Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()General StoreMaley Street MallRottnest Island1859Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Oliver Hill BatteryOliver HillRottnest Island19363 July 1992Also referred to as Signal Station and Battery Observation Post Consists of two 9.2-inch guns and quartersBoard CottageVincent WayRottnest Island1859Also referred to as Crew's Dwelling Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Cottages F & GVincent WayRottnest Island1839Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ( Also referred to as the Superintendent's Residence Cottages H, J & EVincent WayRottnest Island1844Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct () Also referred to as the Military BarracksIsland Manager's HouseVincent WayRottnest Island1852Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Pilots HouseVincent WayRottnest Island1844Also referred to as Cottages K1 and K2 Part of Thomson Bay Settlement Precinct ()Rottnest Island Light StationWadjemup RoadRottnest Island189631 December 1993Also referred to as Rottnest Island Lighthouse and Wadjemup Hill One of two Type 8.3D lighthouses in Western Australia, the other being at Cape LeeuwinBattery Observation Post & Timber Signal StationRottnest IslandPart of WWII Buildings, Oliver Hill Battery and Signal Ridge, Wadjemup/Rottnest Island Precinct ()WRANS House, Wadjemup/ Rottnest IslandWadjemup RoadRottnest Island1937Women's Royal Australian Naval Service (WRANS) House Part of WWII Buildings, Oliver Hill Battery and Signal Ridge, Wadjemup/Rottnest Island Precinct ()
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Listed under both Rottnest Island and the City of Cockburn Vincent Way was renamed to Nyi Nyi Bidi in 2023. Nyi Nyi Bidi means "The Crying Road" in the Noongar language. , the State Register of Heritage Places does not reflect this name change, still using Vincent Way
See also Colonial buildings of Rottnest Island
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