Bath Street
 is a short street leading from Swan View Terrace to the Bath Street reserve and jetty. See our Bath Street Jetty and Reserve Flickr Album, which holds digitised images […]

Bardon Place runs from Fourth Ave to the Bardon Park carpark. For more information See our Bardon Place Flickr Album for our digitised images and information about this street.

In 1829, Captain Stirling and his men took long boats up the Swan River as far as the Upper Swan, stopping overnight at what is now Bardon Park in Maylands.

The Baptist Church at 102 Seventh Avenue is on the corner of Coode Street and Seventh Avenue, Maylands. This church is listed as Heritage Place 2419. History of this church

The Baigup Wetlands on the east side of the Maylands Peninsula are a nationally registered coastal saltmarsh threatened ecological community. The Baigup Wetlands Interest Group lobbied successfully for the 2016

The Albany Bell Castle at 1 Thirlmere Road in Mt Lawley is a landmark on the Mt Lawley/Maylands stretch of Guildford Road. It is listed as Heritage Place 2429, gained

The Maylands Progress Association applied to the government for a police constable to be stationed in the Maylands area in 1904. The WA government purchased the land at 196 Guildford

Opened in 2012, this park commemorates the Maylands Aerodrome with a series of plaques about the aerodrome and its people, organisations, planes and events. See our Aerodrome Park Flickr album