Connor's Mill

Witness a working demonstration of the milling process using traditional methods and historic machinery at Connor's Mill in Toodyay. The three level immaculately restored heritage building also hosts the Toodyay Tourist Centre and gallery.



If you are interested in local legends, the third level of this historic building is home to a feature display on the life and times of legendary bushranger Moondyne Joe.



The triple-storey brick mill was originally constructed around 1870 and was owned by businessman Daniel Connor. It was operated as a steam-powered flour mill for around 50 years before being converted to a power house in the 1920s.

Scenic Toodyay is one of Western Australia's oldest towns and is located less than a one hour drive from Perth. It is home to a number of resident artists and galleries which compliment the rich heritage and historic feel of the town.

Attraction Opening Times

Monday: 10am to 3pm Tuesday: 10am to 3pm Wednesday: 10am to 3pm Thursday: 10am to 3pm Friday: 10am to 3pm Saturday: 10am to 3pm Sunday: 10am to 3pm Public Holiday: Closed Christms Day: Closed Good Friday: Closed ...... Group visits by appointment only.

Children Friendly

Children under the age of 16 years will not be admitted unless accompanied by a paying adult.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access to ground floor only. There is a public toilet available which is wheel chair accessible.