East Perth Cemeteries — Church in East Perth

Reviews of East Perth Cemeteries

• Michael

  Added 2016.09.04

  Over the years more than 90% of the grave headstones and markers were lost through decay, neglect or wanton destruction. The remaining 800, however, now conserved by the National Trust, offer a unique opportunity to explore Perth’s early years. The headstones tell stories of bravery, tragedy, illness and accident; of success and suffering.
• Aidan

  Added 2016.07.27

  In the middle of the Cemeteries stands a simple Gothic chapel designed by colonial architect, Richard Roach Jewell. Built in 1871 as a mortuary chapel, St Bartholomew’s became a parish church in 1888. After a period of neglect, it is still a consecrated church, used for regular church services as well as weddings and other religious events.
• David

  Added 2016.01.31

  Beautiful place. Calm
• Jaden

  Added 2015.09.24

  From the establishment of the first cemetery in 1829 to the closure of the seven cemeteries in 1899 almost all of the people who died in Perth, from the wealthy and prominent to the poor or unknown, were buried here.
• Grace

  Added 2015.07.28

  A lot of interesting graves to observe
• Samantha

  Added 2015.06.03

  Interesting. I suggest a visit
• Diego

  Added 2014.09.01

  Originally located on the edge of the town, the Cemeteries today are a tranquil haven within bustling inner city East Perth.
• Wyatt

  Added 2013.10.16

  Need to be maintained