Centenary Hall, WA, Pibulmun and Wadandi Country Centenary Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Pibulmun and Wadandi People. Originally home to the Pibulmun-Wadandi people and called Geegelup, Bridgetown was gazetted over 150 years ago. It was named, not for its bridge, but for the ship (in the port 100 km north) that took the first shipment of … Read more
Pemberton Hall, WA, Noongar Country Pemberton Mill Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar People. The Pemberton Mill Hall is owned by the Pemberton Community and was built in 1913. It is a beautifully restored hall and a great venue. There have been many happenings in the Mill Hall for over 100 years. … Read more
Porongurup Hall, WA, Noongar People Country Porongurup Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Noongar People. The Porongurup Hall was erected in 1913 at a cost of 110 pounds, and was initially used as a school for the growing district. It was extended in 1923, and again in 1935, when pioneers of the district … Read more
Torbay Hall, WA, Menang Country Torbay Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Menang People. The Torbay Hall is a charming historic building nestled amongst the Karri trees halfway between the towns of Albany and Denmark. The hall was built in 1913 to support the forestry and farming communities that had developed in the … Read more
