Beazleys Bridge Public Hall and War Memorial Gate Pillars, 6106 Ararat-St Arnaud Road, BEAZLEYS BRIDGE

The Beazleys Bridge Public Hall, 6106 Ararat-St Arnaud Road, Beazleys Bridge, is architecturally significant at a LOCAL level. The building demonstrates original interwar design features including the gambrel roof forms clad in unpainted galvanised corrugated iron, modest eaves, galvanised iron ventilation stacks, the weatherboard clad lower walls and strapped sheet clad upper walls, the timber framed, double hung windows with the upper sashes divided into 6 panes, the flat hood over the main doors and the vertical board double main entry doors. The sign board above the door appears to be original. The four gate posts with marble tablets are also significant.

The Beazleys Bridge Public Hall, 6106 Ararat-St Arnaud Road, Beazleys Bridge, is historically and socially of LOCAL significance. It is associated with the development of the Beazleys Bridge community from the interwar (c1920s - 1940s) period, and is recognised and valued by the community as an important meeting and recreation place. The memorial gate posts and marked tree planting are also significant.

Overall, the Beazleys Bridge Public Hall, 6106 Ararat-St Arnaud Road, Beazleys Bridge, is of LOCAL significance.

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Community Facilities

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Hall Public