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Rotating exhibitions of contemporary work in the former town hall, there isn't a permanent collection.
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Completed in 1938 and rebuilt in 2017, this is the finest work of the prolific architect Monsignor John Hawes, with twin towers and Romanesque interior evoking the Missions of Mexico and Cordoba. Plus adjacent museum about Hawes' life and work and battles with the bishop, who wanted everything done in gloomy Gothic.
Part of Western Australian Museum, this is a fascinating place that chronicles the land-side and maritime history of the region, including video footage of the wreck of HMAS Sydney.