About Perth Town Hall
Built by convict labour in 1867-70 after the style of an English Jacobean market Hall. The windows in the clock tower are appropriately shaped like convict arrows. Nearby in Barrack St a tablet set into the footpath commemorates the founding of Perth in 1
More About Perth Town Hall
Built by convict labour in 1867-70 after the style of an English Jacobean market Hall. The windows in the clock tower are appropriately shaped like convict arrows. Nearby in Barrack St a tablet set into the footpath commemorates the founding of Perth in 1
Opened in 1870, the Perth Town Hall is the only convict-built capital city town hall in Australia.
A fine example of the Victorian Free Gothic style, it is located at the highest point of the City, at the corner of Hay and Barrack Streets.
An award-winning restoration, completed in 2005, made this stunning heritage building a well-equipped venue for performances, banquets, cocktail receptions, forums, weddings and community events and exhibitions.
