Landford Wood Mission Hall

Landford Wood Mission Hall is a mission hall built in 1899. It is a timber structure that stands on a brick plinth and features a tiled roof. The building has a rectangular shape and is oriented north-south.

The exterior is a single-storey design with a pitched roof, constructed using box framing and diagonal and vertical weatherboard nogging. The entrance is located at a central porch on the south gable end, above which is a metal-framed tripartite casement window with multiple lights. Both the east and west elevations have similar windows that allow light in while obscuring views, and there is a door on the west side. The rafter feet project from the eaves, and there are two small pitched dormers with trefoil lights on either side of the roof. At the apex of the southern end, there is a cupola topped with a domed roof.

Inside, the hall is a single open space that extends up to the roof. The interior is clad in vertical matchboarding, with diagonal boarding on the roof. Collar trusses made of Oregon pine feature elliptical arched braces and moulded hammer-beams. At the north end of the hall, there is a low dais with a balustrade made of moulded timber spindles and newels.