Round House Fremantle anagoria
2018 Fremantle, Australia
The Round House in Fremantle, Western Australia, was completed in 1831 and is the state's oldest surviving public building. Originally built as a local prison, its distinctive twelve-sided limestone structure now serves as a heritage site overlooking the port.
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Fremantle anagoria through time — all 7 photos taken here (2016–2019) →
