Woodman Point Quarantine Station

The anchors pictured are from the Research Vessel "PAX"
and were donated by Earle Seubert and Gary Marsh to the
Friends of Woodman Point Recreation Camp, and will be dedicated as a memorial to the volunteer soldiers and nurses from the vessels
HMAT Boonah and the HMAT Wyreema who lost their lives at Woodman Point during the Influenza pandemic of 1918-1919, and those who died of Smallpox from the vessel "Suva" in 1943, during World War Two.

Lectern for the Isolation Hospital Interpretation Room
Donated by Earle Seubert and Gary Marsh of 'Friends'
The document rest of the lectern, was made from the original floorboards from the Isolation Hospital. c1902.
The lectern was built by Shannon Joyner.

Steps to south west corner of the Isolation Hospital. Completed February 2011. Funded by DSR

Aged persons, disabled and wheel chair access pathway from Day-Area to beach. Completed January 2011.
Funded by Lotterywest.

Ship's Bell from WWII, Minister Of War Transport "Empire Mist". Imported from USA by Earle Seubert
Donated to the Isolation Hospital Interpretation Centre by
Earle Seubert & Ken Burton
Bell stand kindly funded by Graeme & Ros Smith.
Bell stand built by Shannon Joyner

Isolation Hospital and Tony Lyndon-James Memorial plaques. Funded by "Friends"

Isolation Hospital Interpretation Centre.
Commenced December 2010.
Funded by "Friends"

Purchase Tuart Trees for shade areas around the
Isolation Hospital.
Funded by City Of Cockburn September 2010.

Purchase office furniture & Kitchen Equipment for the Isolation Hospital. Funded by Federal Government Volunteers Grant
October 2010.

Rainwater Tank and Pump.
Funded by the Federal Government Volunteers Grant
Completed August 2010.

Isolation Hospital Pathways Project
by Warnerbrook Concrete.
Completed January 2010. Funded by Lotterywest

Isolation Hospital decking & disabled access ramp. Completed November 2009.
Funded by Lotterywest

Laundry Block Interpretation. Completed July 2009.
Funded by Lotterywest Heritage Grant

14th November 2007. "Friends" were successful in a Lotterywest Heritage Interpretation Grant to survey two known cemeteries at Woodman Point Regional Park.