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Cranbrook - History

Lorraine's Burial Records

A complete list of the burials in the Cranbrook Cemetery.

Wikipedia - Cranbrook

The name is taken from the town of Cranbrook in Kent, England, about 65 kilometres SE of London. It is believed to have been named by Mr J A Wright, who was manager of the Western Australian Land Company which built the railway.

Cranbrook - Events

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Cranbrook - Accommodation

Cranbrook Hotel

Review - Family-friendly Helpful concierge Great hotel bar. Awesome little gem after a big day of travelling. Definitely returning if we’re ever in that part of the country again!

Shire of Cranbrook - Listing

Cranbrook Caravan Park, Cranbrook Hotel, Nanna Vicks, Traveller's Rest BnB, RV Friendly Town.

Cranbrook - Food

Great Southern Treasures

Cranbrook Hotel, Cranbrook Sporting Club, Cranbrook Supermarket, Nanna Vicks.

Cranbrook - Places

Great Southern Treasures

Sukey Lookout, Bob's Lake Bird Hide, Cranbrook Museum, Trevelen Farm Wines, Stirling Range National Park, Wildflower Walk.

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St Oswald's Church

The building was constructed in the years 1917-1918. The first service was held on 10/3/1918, conducted by the Rev H G Barnacle.

Cranbrook - Museums/Art

Cranbrook Museum

Located in Gathorne Street it is open by appointment only on 0407 261 123. This was the first brick house to be built in Cranbrook. It is the oldest house in the town, and was built soon after the completion of the Great Southern Railway in 1889.

Cranbrook - Activities

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