Tammin
Constructed around 1910, the Tammin Post Office and Quarters on Lennon Street played an important role in the development of the Wheatbelt town.
Serving as a vital communications hub, the building connected the local community with the rest of Western Australia during a period of significant regional growth.
The building was designed to include both the post office and residential quarters for the postmaster and their family, a common feature of country post offices of the era.
Today, it remains an important part of Tammin's heritage, reflecting the history and development of the town and its essential postal services.
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