Holy Trinity Church

This small stone church, located on the Great Northen Highway in Bindoon, was built in 1887 to hold 80 people, and at least 117 are buried in the churchyard. A beautiful historic part of Chittering.

Other Churches

• Seven Day Adventist Church
• Catholic Church - Karim and Agricultural College Chapel
• Bindoon Community Church

Catholic Agricultural College Bindoon

CAC Bindoon, on the Great Northern Highway, is a Year 8 to 12 co-educational boarding and day school where agriculture is a focus of the curriculum. Founded by the Christian Brothers in 1936, this impressive cluster of buildings, with its part-Spanish Mission and part-Italianate architecture, is classified by the National Trust of Australia and is on the Heritage Council of WA's interim Register of Heritage Places. Visitors are welcome and tours can be arranged by prior appointment. Click here to visit their website.

The Old Well

This well is located in front of the Muchea General Store on the Brand Highway and dates back to the time of early settlers. The well is in working order and visitors are free to pump bore water.

Chittering Road Board Building

A Federal Community Projects grant of $20,000 has been received for the restoration of this building, found on the Great Northern Highway in Bindoon. A Federal Community Projects grant of $20,000 has been received for the restoration of this building and a restoration programme has now been undertaken.

Chittering Museum

The Museum opened in September 2002 and is located on Great Northern Highway in Bindoon Townsite adjacent to the Shire office.

The museum was donated to the people of Chittering by former residents Toppy and John Dickerson and represents 40 years of collecting with many items relating to the pioneer Glover family of Mooliabeenie.

The collection covers a range of interests from rocks, gems and model cars to kitchen memorabilia, farm implements and tools, collections of car badges, photographs and glassware. There are old irons, oil lamps and a sewing machine. The museum is growing daily by the donation of items of local interest so there will always be something extra to see.

A complete collection of Gaston machinery is also on display at the entrance to the museum.

The museum is vested in the Shire of Chittering and managed by the Bindoon and Districts Historical Society.
Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am - 4.30pm Admission $2 adults, $1 children, concession rates for parties