Village Hall

The Village Hall, dated 1906 and designed by F W Troup, features brick walls in Flemish bond with some rendering, tile-hanging, and a weatherboarded north gable. It has a plain tile roof and composite lozengy brick stacks with moulded cornices. The building is roughly T-shaped, with the entrance located at the north gable end, which has large plank double doors with strap hinges. Above the entrance, there is a lead canopy supported by wooden braces, and a pentice tiled roof that transitions into vertical tile hanging. The center of the building is framed by projecting buttresses with gabled heads, and there is a recessed lozengy tile pattern beneath a six-sided tiled head. The windows throughout are of the wooden casement type. The rear of the premises is fully weatherboarded with tile roofs. At the entrance, there are two lead tablets, one of which reads, "To the memory of Alfred Capper Pass this hall is erected by his wife and son in the year 1906."