York Fire Station

The York Fire Station, a historic site in York, Western Australia, was originally built in 1897 as the York Municipal Council Chambers, designed by architect Christian Mouritzen. This single-storey red brick building showcases Federation Free Style architecture. After the completion of the York Town Hall in 1911, it was repurposed as a fire station, serving the community for 77 years. Today, it has been transformed into a charming bookshop, reflecting its rich history and community significance. Visitors can explore its architectural features and learn about its evolution from municipal chambers to a vital community service and now a cultural hub.