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Architectural geoheritage, engaging the observer and the geotourism potential of the Lighthouse Hotel Rock Wall, Bunbury, Western Australia
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Architectural geoheritage, engaging the observer and the geotourism potential of the Lighthouse Hotel Rock Wall, Bunbury, Western Australia

S.J. Richardson, D. Newsome and G. Simpson
Geoheritage, Vol.12(3), Art. 75
2020
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Abstract

We provide a brief account of the building stone geology and architectural development of a stone wall that features as part of the Lighthouse Hotel in Bunbury, Western Australia (WA). Our purpose is to highlight the ‘big ideas’ of geology contained in the key building stones of the hotel’s walls, which are visible to passing tourists. We also investigate the architecture, art and cultural stories of the Lighthouse Hotel and the role they have in fostering the future development of geotourism in Bunbury and the South West region of Western Australia.

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Collaboration types
Domestic collaboration
Citation topics
6 Social Sciences
6.223 Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism
6.223.2522 Geotourism & Geoheritage
Web Of Science research areas
Geosciences, Multidisciplinary
ESI research areas
Geosciences
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