Duke Street Park
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Duke Street Park & Arthur Spelling Memorial Gardens
37 Duke Street
Albany, Western Australia 6330
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Open Daily​​
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Where history, community and nature come together.
Duke Street Park and Arthur Speller Memorial  Gardens is where history and nature come together. Situated next to the historic Patrick Taylor Cottage Museum, Western Australia’s oldest surviving dwelling, the park beautifully reflects Albany’s rich past.
Visitors are often drawn to the vibrant displays of kangaroo paw and other native flora flourishing throughout the gardens.
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The park is also home to the Blue Tree Project, providing a contemplative space for quiet reflection. As part of the Albany 2026 Bicentenary, the Pioneer Pathways initiative will also find its place here, connecting visitors with the stories of the Menang people and Albany’s settlers.
PATRICK TAYLOR COTTAGE
Visit the oldest surviving dwelling in Western Australia and experience how our early settlers lived.
Discover Patrick Taylor Cottage (1832), Western Australia’s oldest surviving dwelling and Albany's first museum. This historic museum offers a fascinating glimpse into colonial life and houses over 2,000 carefully preserved historical items.
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37 Duke Street Albany
​​Open Daily: 11am - 3pm
BLUE TREE PROJECT
Encouraging people to start the conversation and speak up when experiencing mental health concerns.
The Blue Tree at Duke Street Park serves as a powerful space for reflection and remembrance, honoring those we have lost. It stands as a gentle reminder of the importance of mental health, encouraging visitors to start meaningful conversations.
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Learn more about this important community initiative.
PIONEER PATHWAYS
Honouring our custodians, founders and pioneers and their contribution to Western Australia's first settlement.
Pioneer Pathways is an interpretive pathway designed to educate, inspire and connect and invites locals, visitors and school groups to step into the stories of the custodians, pioneers and community builders who shaped Albany.
COMING IN 2026
Learn more about this exciting Albany 2026 Bicentenary project.