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Albany Museum of Surfing, Western Australia.

Locality: Albany, Western Australia

Phone: +61 424 651 862

Address: 16 Erindale Court 6330 Albany, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.albanymuseumofsurfingwa.com.au

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25.01.2022 How not to get in at North Point!!!

24.01.2022 Come on down to the Vintage Surfboard Swap Meet at Perry Lakes Reserve today from 10am-2pm & check out all the awesome boards!!!!

23.01.2022 Awesome Albany :)

23.01.2022 249 likes for A.M.o.S. :) who is going to be #250? :) Thanks for the interest & support & remember, if you want to come & have a look you are more than welcome just send us a message to arrange a time. No virus here, no entry fee & the kettle only takes a mo to boil :) Cheers :)

22.01.2022 Honki Tonk Surf Designs, from right here in Albany, shaped by Alan "Barney" Tonkinson (R.I.P.) .... picked up from the tip shop covered in paint. A lot of sanding revealed some hidden beauty.... & some serious scars. Would love to see more Honki Tonk boards, or locally made Eclipse boards also by B.T. if anyone has 1 :)

22.01.2022 Last Sunday we were joined by this lot for a few waves at our local, Nanarup Beach.... AMAZING!!!

20.01.2022 Check the article, click on the link & fill out the survey :)

20.01.2022 The Right doing it's thing :)

20.01.2022 Another visitor leaves filled with stoke thanks for popping in Marty

20.01.2022 A big hello to all the followers of Albany Museum of Surfing. As a way of celebrating hitting the 250 likes milestone A.M.o.S. is offering 1 of these Limited Edition of 10 Miniature Surfboards valued at $75.00 as a prize. To win simply LIKE THE PAGE (if you haven't already) & LIKE & SHARE THIS POST & then write "I'm on board." in the comments below. A.M.o.S. would love to get a minimum of 100 shares for the random draw to take place but the more the merrier. Your support is very much appreciated. PLEASE BE SURE TO SHARE THE ORIGINAL POST & LIKE & COMMENT TO BE IN THE DRAW. Cheers

16.01.2022 Big news: following surfing events around Australia and the Margaret River Pro, the world's best surfers will head to Rottnest to compete in a one-off World S...urf League Event. It will be held at Strickland Bay from 16 to 26 May, and while it will be closed to spectators, it'll be a fantastic showcase for Rotto, and its surf. It'll mean national and international exposure for our unique island destination, and continue to build our case as a world-class surfing State.

16.01.2022 Please keep your eyes open for a friend of A.M.o.S. Thanks.

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15.01.2022 Congrats Jodie Cooper :)

13.01.2022 Recycle. Don't Litter. It's not hard.

10.01.2022 Tuesday’s pulsing groundswell combined with all day offshore conditions & provided nothing but highlights around this particular part of the WA coastline. An al...l star cast was out there navigating heavy drops & heaving pits! : @ben.harney #FlashbackFriday #FBF #WesternAustralia #WA #WestOz #ThisIsWA #Yalls #WestIsBest #WAsurfers #SurfingWA @ Western Australia See more

09.01.2022 Hope you found some waves wherever you are.... or did whatever makes ya happy.... Happy Australia Day fro A.M.o.S. :-)

08.01.2022 Pretty stoked with how that came out... ready for the surfboard meet in Perth on Sunday, taking some boards up to display & get some more exposure for A.M.o.S. :) thanks to Veronica Robinson for the acrylic pour technique :)

06.01.2022 Be smart & go surfing :)

06.01.2022 West side is the best!!! ;)

06.01.2022 A few additions to the collection... a personal rider of W.A. surfing legend Jake "The Snake" Paterson, a U.K. made Wave Kraft, & a 1982 surf book :)

05.01.2022 So this just happened....

05.01.2022 Glad you're loving it Denis :) cheers from admin Trevor :)

03.01.2022 Albany Museum of Surfing's first public engagement taking some boards up to the Perry Lakes surfboard swap meet show n shine on tomorrow from 10am-2pm :) yeeeewww :)

03.01.2022 A massive thankyou to everybody who has helped get A.M.o.S. to the next milestone... 300 likes!!!! Yeeewwwww!!!A massive thankyou to everybody who has helped get A.M.o.S. to the next milestone... 300 likes!!!! Yeeewwwww!!!

02.01.2022 The ocean comes alive in Winter @ingram_white // Instagram #theamazingsouthcoast #australiassouthwest #greatsouthern #ocean #powerful #denmarkwa #adventureawaits #thisiswa #closertonature #amazingsouthcoast

02.01.2022 Sunday Score!! Just picked up this Paul King (RIP) shaped Margaret River Energy Surfboards box single fin... for 35 bucks. Needs a tail & a few repairs but will make a great companion for the Paul King (RIP) Natural Curve step deck sting twin fin :)

01.01.2022 The first Aboriginal surfboard rider in the South West! Andrea Campbell wanted to share this newspaper article about her Dad! The Busselton Margaret Times repo...rted on 24 October 1968 that Busselton could have scored yet another first in sport - this time surfboard riding. The paper reported: "According to a WA Surfboard Riders' Association official who visited Busselton recenty, it seems likely this district has the first Aboriginal surfboard rider in the South West - possibly WA. He is 3rd year high school student Bill Webb (16) son of Mr and Mrs G Webb of Kealy, who has been a surfing enthusiast for about 4 months. Bill, together with his 2 schoolmates, Wayne Evans and Brian Gannaway, surf every chance they get. The lads rely on relatives or friends to transport them, but most weekends this winter they have managed to get to their favourite surfing spot - Rocky Point, near Eagle Bay. The boys are self supporting in providing surfing equipment. They earned money for their boards and wet suits picking up potatoes last season. Soon they will be carting hay in their spare time to earn money for new boards. The 3 enthusiasts did not learn to surf in the big rollers at Rocky Point. They wisely chose the gentler waters of Quindalup until they were proficient enough to tackle the more exhilarating waves." Credit: Busselton Margaret Times Newspaper.