Manly Town Hall

The Manly Town Hall stands at the intersection of The Corso, Gilbert Street, and Belgrave Street, featuring four pillars at its main entrance and a two-story structure.

Constructed in 1937 to replace the Victorian mansion Llangollen, the town hall marked the 60th anniversary of the Manly Council with Mayor Alderman Percy Nolan laying the foundation stone.

The building exhibits Inter-war Stripped Classical design elements with Egyptian Revival style columns, demonstrating architectural influences of the early twentieth century Australian civic structures.

The Northern Beaches Council maintains offices in the town hall, providing administrative services and hosting community meetings for residents of the Manly area.

Located directly across from the Manly ferry wharf, the town hall held the first meeting of the Northern Beaches Council in 2016 after serving as Manly Council headquarters.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1937

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: -33.79840,151.28500

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:11