Town Hall

Streets:	William Street
Wikidata:	Q5501504
inHerit:	1015
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The Town Hall is located on the corner of High and William Streets in the centre of Fremantle.

Timeline

For a general history of the Town Hall, please see the Wikipedia article, linked above right.

1887

Town Hall official opening, timed to coincide with Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.

1949

Francis Armstrong, at thirteen years of age, fell through the glass ceiling of the atrium while scapering aloft looking for birds' eggs.

2011

May 27 — Songs & Stories with Bernard Carney.