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Wa Shipwrecks Museum

47 Cliff St, Fremantle Wa 6160

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The story

Local guides say John Gavin, hanged at the nearby Round House in 1843, was buried in an unmarked hole in the sand hills close to this spot. Staff tell of bumping noises in the shipwreck galleries and things seen out of the corner of the eye, which guides put down to Gavin.

Visitors. Open to the public (museum).

Location note. Shipwreck Galleries

Source. watoday.com.au

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Listing source watoday.com.au
Visitors Open to the public (museum).

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watoday.com.au

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47 Cliff St, Fremantle Wa 6160

Serving Fremantle, Wa and surrounding communities.

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