26/06/2026
The Belinda Barry Wing is part of the historic Fairbridge Club House, built in 1933 and located within the heritage-listed Fairbridge Village precinct. The site is recognised by the Heritage Council of Western Australia for its strong historical, cultural, and social significance.
Named in honour of Belinda Barry, the wing recognises her important contribution to preserving and sharing Fairbridge’s complex history — ensuring that the stories of former child migrants, First Nations communities, and today’s users are respectfully acknowledged.
Originally designed as a place for recreation and connection, the Club House continues to serve as a welcoming gathering space. Today, the Belinda Barry Wing supports learning, community connection, and reflection — linking the past with the present.
As part of restoration and stabilisation works, the following upgrades were completed:
✅ Install the steel structure to stabilise the building
✅ Remove previous ceiling and metal framework for floating ceiling
✅ Install timber battens for new ceiling
✅ Install new ceiling lights and fans
✅ Construct feature pillars to hide support beams
✅ Sand and revarnish floors
✅ Paint walls and ceiling
This project was supported by the Western Australian State Heritage Grants Program 2025–2026, helping preserve the building for future generations.
The Belinda Barry Wing is now open for business. We invite you to experience this unique space and host your events in a setting rich with history.
Fairbridge thanks the Heritage Council of Western Australia, Alcoa Australia, Fairbridge College students, and our maintenance team for their contributions.
A great team effort with an outstanding result.