Western Australian Bank, York

The Western Australian Bank building in York is a historic site, notable for being the third oldest surviving bank building in Western Australia. Designed by architect Talbot Hobbs in the Victorian Academic Classical style, it opened its doors on August 24, 1889. The building served as a bank until its closure in 2019 and features a manager's residence above the bank office. It has significant historical value, having been registered on the National Estate and classified by the National Trust. The bank's rich history includes mergers with other banks, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers.