FUN IN TOODYAY · No. 5 Newcastle Park S 31° 33.028 E 116° 28.233 Established in 1979 by the...
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Toodyay is a distortion of the Aboriginal word duidgee which may mean Place of Plenty Scroll design by Freepick FUN IN TOODYAY Join a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game around our Central Tourist Precinct! No. 3 Toodyay Pioneers’ Arboretum S 31° 33.292 E 116° 28.357 No. 4 Catholic Church Precinct S 31°33.286 E 116° 28.469 No. 5 Newcastle Park S 31° 33.028 E 116° 28.233 Established in 1979 by the Toodyay Naturalists’ Club Occupied by the Sisters of Mercy between 1903 & 2003 Became a public space in the 1950s to alow footbridge access to the school No. 6 Self Raising or Plain S 31° 33.022 E 116° 27.922 Connor’s Mill was adapted for use as a power station in the 1920s No 7 Duidgee Park S 31° 33.000 E 116° 27.696 No 8 Revetment & Reservoir S 31° 33.298 E 116° 27.966 Site of former WW2 Field Unit headquar- ters & original town reservoir
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FUN IN
TOODYAY
Join a real-world, outdoor treasure
hunting game around our Central
Tourist Precinct!
No. 3 Toodyay Pioneers’ ArboretumS 31° 33.292 E 116° 28.357
No. 4 Catholic Church PrecinctS 31°33.286 E 116° 28.469
No. 5 Newcastle ParkS 31° 33.028 E 116° 28.233
Established in 1979 by the Toodyay Naturalists’ Club
Occupied by the Sisters of Mercy between 1903 & 2003
Became a public space in the 1950s to alow footbridge access to the school
No. 6 Self Raising or PlainS 31° 33.022 E 116° 27.922
Connor’s Mill was adapted for use as a power station in the 1920s
No 7 Duidgee ParkS 31° 33.000 E 116° 27.696
No 8 Revetment & ReservoirS 31° 33.298 E 116° 27.966
Site of former WW2 Field Unit headquar-ters & original town reservoir
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TOODYAY TOURIST PRECINCTTRAIL
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No. 1 Lock Up Your HorsesS 31° 33.212 E 116° 28.050
No. 2 Gumley’s Mill FoundationsS 31° 33.186 E 116° 28.253
Newcastle Gaol Museum precinct. Moondyne Joe exhibition and more!
Built in 1942 & closed in the 1970s. Managed, then owned by Edward Gumley
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