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Victoria Quay

Locality: Fremantle, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9430 3555

Address: Peter Hughes Drive 6160 Fremantle, WA, Australia

Website: https://www.victoriaquay.com.au

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25.01.2022 WA Maritime Museum's Ancient Rome exhibition is still on until 11 October.

25.01.2022 The harbourcam on top of Fremantle Ports' Signal Station on the Administration Building on Victoria Quay is working so have a look at the sparkling Inner Harbour today! The original camera was struck by lightning on 7 June and is still being fixed but we've put the Cantonment Hill harbourcam on our Signal Station tower. (Also, instead of Harbourcam 1 and Harbourcam 2 we've renamed them Victoria Quay and Cantonment Hill because that's where they are.) https://www.victoriaquay.com.au///victoria-quay-harbourcam

23.01.2022 On Victoria Quay in 1905 ...

21.01.2022 Victoria Quay is the place to be this Sunday! Why not make a day of it and make your way to the Passenger Terminal for our FREE open day and take advantage of the opportunity to find out more about the history of this iconic building!

21.01.2022 Water Corporation is doing pipe work on Victoria Quay and from 1 September-15 October the road near C Shed, Peter Hughes Drive, will be down to a single lane co...ntrolled by traffic lights. We'd like you all to be patient, peoples and just enjoy life in the slow lane (literally) while you're waiting for the lights to change. Maybe arrive for the Rotto ferry a little earlier? Water Corporation See more

18.01.2022 So excited to have St. Pat's Rack Community Op-Shop on board showcasing vintage fashion at the Passenger Terminal this Sunday! There is something for everyone at Victoria Quay this weekend. When will we see you at Victoria Quay? #victoriaquayfreo #victoriaquayfremantle #fremantleport #opshop #opshopfinds #opshopping #fremantle #fremantlestory #freo #thrifting #thriftstorefinds #thriftshopping #thriftshop #charity #charityshop #vintage #vintageshop #homelessness #helpthehomeless #weartocare #retro #vintage

18.01.2022 Thought we'd share this beautiful photo by our friends Flotsam and jetsam 6162 for R U OK Day today. It's good to get outside, breathe fresh air, step into the slow lane and do a bit of fishing at Victoria Quay while the big ships glide by. So, R U OK?

18.01.2022 Can you activate Victoria Quay this summer? Fremantle Ports is seeking Registrations of Interest (ROI) from promoters, event companies, entertainment or community groups to activate B Shed and/or components of the Victoria Quay Waterfront for this summer 2020-21. ROIs close 5pm Monday 14 September 2020. Find out more athttps://www.victoriaquay.com.au/news/can-you-activate-victoria-quay-this-summer Fremantle Chamber of Commerce Visit Fremantle Freo Massive Freo StreetWise

14.01.2022 Come down to Victoria Quay this Saturday and watch the Fremantle Harbour Classic yacht race in the Fremantle Inner Harbour.

12.01.2022 On Victoria Quay ...

12.01.2022 Still thinking about what to do tomorrow? Don't forget about the FREE event at Fremantle Passenger Terminal!

12.01.2022 #flashbackfriday to a very historic visit to Fremantle in May 1927- Following this week's announcement that Gage Roads Brewing Co will be redeveloping A Shed on... Victoria Quay, we have a look at some of A Shed's history. The British Battlecruiser HMS Renown enters port, berthing alongside the new A and B Sheds Victoria Quay. On board were the Duke and Duchess of York, (the future King George V1 and Queen Elizabeth), who were on their homeward journey to Britain following their Australasian tour. A highlight of their visit to Australia was officiating at the opening of new Parliament House in Canberra. Their visit to Australia created huge public interest at the time. It was reported when they sailed into Sydney Harbour, they attracted Australia’s first gathering of more than one million people. The photos show the royal couple being met on arrival by officials, including the Mayor of Fremantle and a huge crowd on the quayside and along roadway exiting the wharf. The two images take from the aeroplane are possibly the earliest aerials taken of Fremantle Harbour. A and B Berths had, at the time, been recently reconstructed (1925/26) with the two new much larger A & B sheds being built. The sheds replaced two smaller buildings previously utilised by the Public Works Department during the construction of the harbour. These smaller sheds catered for the North-West Coastal trade. Both sheds were relocated to the wharf area in 1903/04. The new Sheds and surrounding wharf area had the capacity to accommodate larger vessels and handle a greater tonnage of general cargo. A Shed, as initially constructed, had quite a unique roof profile with a dormer roof at the eastern end and a curved roof line following the contour of the railway line at the western end. Both features were removed in later years Before the advent of containers, the cargo transit sheds facilitated the handling of cargo through discharge/load and receival/delivery operations. Cargo was transported to and from the wharf by rail or truck and in the early days, horse and cart. A heritage feature of both sheds today is the interior shed office which was utilised by the Shed Supervisor, Wharf Foremen, Manifest Clerk and HM Customs. Tally clerks counted goods discharged/loaded, the tally sheets were then reconciled to the shipping manifests. Images sourced from State Library of Western Australia (incl Izzy Orloff Collection) Lost Perth The Fremantle Network Fremantle As it was, As we were Fremantle History Society Images of Western Australian History Streets of Fremantle Visit Fremantle The Fremantle Society Fremantle Shipping News Perth Reflects

11.01.2022 If you're catching a ferry at the B Shed ferry terminal then allow a bit more time for the drop-off. The drop-off parking area near the wharf is closed due to works but there are 15-minute drop-off bays in front of E Shed. There's more info here: https://www.victoriaquay.com.au//drop-off-b-shed-ferry-par

07.01.2022 Fremantle Yoga Centre is upstairs at E Shed.

05.01.2022 The party continues at E Shed Markets on Sunday too, head to Victoria Quay this weekend and see for yourself why it is the place to be. When will we see you at Victoria Quay?

05.01.2022 It's all happening on Victoria Quay ...

04.01.2022 Here's a family enjoying an outing near Victoria Quay! When are you coming down?

03.01.2022 Reminder that the ferry terminal drop-off car park has been fenced off for works so allow a bit more time to catch the Rotto ferry.

03.01.2022 E Shed Markets are open today ...

03.01.2022 At C Berth this morning ...

03.01.2022 Just letting you know in advance ... there have been reduced parking fees at Victoria Quay since 28 April to provide fee relief during the COVID-19 pandemic but from Monday 12 October (after the school holidays) they're going back to full parking fees. So, it will be $2.50/hour instead of $1.50, with the all-day parking fee back to $10 instead of $5. See more info on the Victoria Quay website:https://www.victoriaquay.com.au//full-parking-fees-to-be-r

01.01.2022 And E Shed Markets is open today and this weekend, so come down to Victoria Quay!