The Masonic Hall is a heritage building on Victoria Road in the inner west suburb of Drummoyne. Built in 1905 in the Federation Free Style it now houses a couple of commercial premises at street level. The real estate agent beside the home loans broker seems a perfect fit.
I love this building. Maybe the simplicity of it.
ReplyDeleteA building with history. Been to Drummoyne but hardly noticed any building there.
ReplyDeleteThere is so many buildings houses etc, place is steeped in great examples of architecture
DeleteIt's a great looking building.
ReplyDeleteA line of my family lived in Drummoyne for many many years. I shall be interested to see what other buildings you focus upon. Drummoyne suffers in comparison with Balmain, I suspect, as a shopping destination. However, all the little inlets in the harbour afford lots of very expansive and expensive water views.
ReplyDeleteI love it when a historical building proudly states its purpose "Masonic Hall" and its date "1905" carved in a plaque on the front.
ReplyDeleteWe find these temples all round the towns. One here has been turned into apartments - a hall that was very tall successfully given a mezzanine floor etc and seems livable.
ReplyDeletegreat building
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Nice building.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful building. Looks like a sunny afternoon.
ReplyDeleteI like the plainess of style and colour.
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Masonic hall basically used for worshipping. These Masonic Hall are everywhere and people take it as a beautiful place. o
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