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The University of Western Australia was established in 1911 on the 65-hectare Crawley campus and is widely acclaimed for its grounds and buildings, which are listed in the register of Australian National Estate. There are more than 200 species of plants and trees which enhance the tranquillity and beauty of the grounds, and support more than 55 species of birds.  Unfortunately, many of the north-facing stained glass windows on this Heritage Listed Building were damaged by large hailstones during the severe storm on 22 March 2010. Nine extra photos have been added showing some of the damage.

April 2007Showing 1-69 of 6919658 visitsAlbum by gladysclancyPhotos by Gladys
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University of Western Australia established 1911
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University Crest
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Arches of Hackett Hall
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Winthrop Hall reflected in pool
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Winthrop Tower is eight stories high
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Reflections Pool built 1932
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Reflections from Winthrop Hall
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Winthrop Hall
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Winthrop Hall
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Winthrop Hall
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Inside Winthrop Hall
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Inside Winthrop Hall
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Ceiling, Winthrop Hall
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In Honour of William John Hancock
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In Memory of Sir Alfred Langler
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Geology Museum
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Mural in Wall
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South Side of Vice Chancellery
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Lilly Pilly Tree with Fruit
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Living Walls
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Vice Chancellery
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Arches of Hackett Hall
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Winthrop Tower
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Sunken Garden
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Grassed Steps of Ampthitheatre
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Shadows on Stone Seating
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Pond in Sunken Garden
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University Crest in Sunken Garden
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Sunken Garden Ampthitheatre
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Steps to upper level
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Curved grass seating of Ampthitheatre
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Administration Centre
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Map of 65-hectare grounds
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James Oval
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Seek Wisdom is the Motto
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Walkway to Reid Library
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Lush Green of Great Court
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Shady Trees surround Great Court
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Reid Library
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Quiet places to rest
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Tranquil Garden setting
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Fallen Autumn Leaf
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Reid Library
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Grove of Trees
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Seed Pods of Kurrajong Tree
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Sunlit Leaves of Kurrajong Tree
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Swarm of Bees in Tree Trunk
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Closer to Bees in Tree Trunk
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South side of Winthrop Hall
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Giant Moreton Bay Fig Tree
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Autumn Leaf on the grass
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Moreton Bay Fig Tree
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Fruit of Moreton Bay Fig Tree
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Tropical Grove
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A Crow on the grass
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Whitfield Court
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Whitfield Court
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Conifers lead to Winthrop Undercroft
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View from Visitor's Centre
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Winthrop Hall, University of Western Australia
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Hail Storm Damage 1
Unfortunately, the beautiful stained glass windows on the north side of this Heritage Listed Building were damaged by large hail stones during the severe storm on 22 March 2010.
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Hail Storm Damage 2
These photos taken on 17 April 2010 show some of the damage.
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