Hall's Cottage

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Hall's Cottage is a single-storey stone house in Mandurah that was originally the home of Henry Edward Hall and his family, who received a land grant of 6,715 hectares in the 1830s to establish a farm there. Since 1970, the area has been known as Halls Head.

It is near the bank of the Peel Inlet, opposite Tuckey's Cannery.

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This page is part of the H.M. Wilson Archives.

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