Warwick Town Hall

Warwick Town Hall is a two-story sandstone building on Palmerin Street displaying classical architectural features, including a symmetrical western facade and a prominent clock tower. The structure functions as an administrative center and community venue that continues to serve public gatherings and local events.

Construction of this administrative center began in 1887 under architect Willoughby Powell, establishing Warwick's fifth civic institution outside Brisbane. The project marked an important phase in the town's institutional growth and local governance development.

The building houses the Footballers Memorial, a marble honor board that commemorates local athletes who died during World War I. It stands as a tribute that connects the town to its sporting heroes and their sacrifice.

The building serves as an active community venue hosting flower shows, school performances, and various local events throughout the year. Visitors should check ahead for scheduled events, as access and availability depend on what activities are taking place.

A time capsule was sealed within the foundation stone during its laying ceremony by Lady Griffith in August 1887. This buried capsule holds artifacts from that era, remaining hidden beneath the building as a surprise for future discoverers.

Location: Queensland

Website: http://sdrc.qld.gov.au/page/Council_Services/Public_Halls__Meeting_Rooms/Warwick_Town_Hall

GPS coordinates: -28.21520,152.03350

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:10