Croke Lane

Suburbs:	Fremantle (suburb)
Named after:	James Nias Croke
Connects with:	Cliff Street Little High Street
Wikidata:	Q119127925
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Croke Lane is a small street in the West End that runs off Cliff Street and connects to the parking area of Little High Street. It was initially called Dalgety Street, after the Dalgety and Co. warehouse that was located there, but was renamed to Croke Lane to reduce confusion (Dalgety had warehouses in multiple locations around Fremantle). The new name was in honour of Lieutenant Captain James Nias Croke, harbour master of Fremantle harbour in 1868.

The two main buildings on the street are the Shipwreck Galleries on the southern side, and the offices of the Fremantle Herald on the north.

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