Heritage Perth Vision Statement:

A city where heritage places are respected, well conserved and maintained, with an informed and concerned community that values and celebrates its heritage for the contribution it makes to Perth’s ‘sense of place’. A community that works together to protect Perth’s irreplaceable heritage places through innovative and dynamic heritage projects that emphasise coordination, integration and managed change for the benefit of present and future generations.

Heritage Perth’s Aim is to:

“Actively support the conservation and interpretation of Perth’s
heritage, encouraging a culture that values and celebrates it.”

Heritage Perth Objectives:

Be Perth’s leading deliverer of heritage-related projects
Wide-spread recognition that the heritage sites of the city of Perth are a positive economic and community asset which are appropriately conserved and interpreted
Perth’s heritage sites recognised as a significant visitor opportunity
Sufficient funds raised, from all possible sources, to support the purposes and projects of Heritage Perth 

Navy Club Incorporated owns the top two floors of 64 High Street, Fremantle (corner of Pakenham Street). It is accessed by lift from the foyer.

The Club is free of encumberances, with nearly 500 members from all walks of life.

Any person over 18 years of age may apply for membership. All visiting service personnel are deemed honorary members of the Club upon evidence of their service.

The 3rd level Observation Deck provides a quiet place to drink, with panoramic views of the city, harbour and ocean. This level is open seven days per week.

The 2nd level Function Room has a large stage, projector and 108" screen. It is used for meetings, conferences, sporting and cultural events. Jazz Fremantle have a booking every Sunday afternoon.

It is available for hire by members for weddings or parties.