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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.

Date(s): April 2007. Album by gladysclancy. Photos by Gladys. 1 - 69 of 69 Total. 16031 Visits.

1 University of Western Australia established 1911	2 University Crest	3 Arches of Hackett Hall
4 Winthrop Hall reflected in pool	5 Winthrop Tower is eight stories high	6 Reflections Pool built 1932
7 Reflections from Winthrop Hall	8 Winthrop Hall	9 Winthrop Hall
10 Winthrop Hall	11 Inside Winthrop Hall	12 Inside Winthrop Hall
13 Ceiling, Winthrop Hall	14 In Honour of William John Hancock	15 In Memory of Sir Alfred Langler
16 Geology Museum	17 Mural in Wall	18 South Side of Vice Chancellery
19 Lilly Pilly Tree with Fruit	20 Living Walls	21 Vice Chancellery
22 Arches of Hackett Hall	23 Winthrop Tower	24 Sunken Garden
25 Grassed Steps of Ampthitheatre	26 Shadows on Stone Seating	27 Pond in Sunken Garden
28 University Crest in Sunken Garden	29 Sunken Garden Ampthitheatre	30 Steps to upper level
31 Curved grass seating of Ampthitheatre	32 Administration Centre	33 Map of 65-hectare grounds
34 James Oval	35 Seek Wisdom is the Motto	36 Walkway to Reid Library
37 Lush Green of Great Court	38 Shady Trees surround Great Court	39 Reid Library
40 Quiet places to rest	41 Tranquil Garden setting	42 Fallen Autumn Leaf
43 Reid Library	44 Grove of Trees	45 Seed Pods of Kurrajong Tree
46 Sunlit Leaves of Kurrajong Tree	47 Swarm of Bees in Tree Trunk	48 Closer to Bees in Tree Trunk
49 South side of Winthrop Hall	50 Giant Moreton Bay Fig Tree	51 Autumn Leaf on the grass
52 Moreton Bay Fig Tree	53 Fruit of Moreton Bay Fig Tree	54 Tropical Grove
55 A Crow on the grass	56 Whitfield Court	57 Whitfield Court
58 Conifers lead to Winthrop Undercroft	59 View from Visitor's Centre	60 Winthrop Hall, University of Western Australia
61 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.	62 Hail Storm Damage 2 These photos taken on 17 April 2010 show some of the damage.	63 Hail Storm Damage 3
64 Hail Storm Damage 4	65 Hail Storm Damage 5	66 Hail Storm Damage 6
67 Hail Storm Damage 7	68 Hail Storm Damage 8	69 Hail Storm Damage 9

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