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The Warringah Shire Hall was an Australian municipal town hall located on Pittwater Road opposite Robert Street in Brookvale, a suburb of the Northern Beaches of Sydney, New South Wales. Initially built in 1910 as a Federation bungalow, the complex was expanded with the addition of "Shire Hall" in 1912, the final form was completed in 1923 with the addition of a second floor to a design by Trenchard Smith and Maisey. The Shire Hall was the seat of Warringah Council from 1910 to 1973, when the council moved to a new purpose-built Civic Centre on further down Pittwater Road in Dee Why. The Shire Hall survived amid uncertainty over its future but was eventually sold and demolished in 1978. (en) |
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734 Pittwater Road (en) |
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dbr:Australian_non-residential_architectural_styles |
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1923 |
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Frederick Trenchard Smith (en) Samuel Maisey (en) |
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Trenchard Smith & Maisey (en) |
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Government town hall (en) |
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Warringah Shire Council (en) |
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1923 (xsd:integer) |
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Warringah Shire Council 'Sanivans' outside the Shire Hall, 1954. Note the Mackellar County Council offices to the left. (en) |
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Australia (en) |
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Brookvale, New South Wales (en) |
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H. E. Jackson (en) |
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Warringah Shire Hall (en) |
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The Warringah Shire Hall was an Australian municipal town hall located on Pittwater Road opposite Robert Street in Brookvale, a suburb of the Northern Beaches of Sydney, New South Wales. Initially built in 1910 as a Federation bungalow, the complex was expanded with the addition of "Shire Hall" in 1912, the final form was completed in 1923 with the addition of a second floor to a design by Trenchard Smith and Maisey. The Shire Hall was the seat of Warringah Council from 1910 to 1973, when the council moved to a new purpose-built Civic Centre on further down Pittwater Road in Dee Why. The Shire Hall survived amid uncertainty over its future but was eventually sold and demolished in 1978. (en) |
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Warringah Shire Hall (en) |
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Warringah Shire Hall (en) |
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