Sunday 13 November 2011

Haberfield, hall

This former Salvation Army Hall is located on Ramsay Street, in the inner west suburb of Haberfield.The hall was built in 1914 as a place of worship for the Salvation Army. The hall has been restored and now houses a fruit market.

12 comments:

  1. I love this whole market area! I'm not much of a shopper, but this place could make it fun.

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  2. I enjoy reading about cities, towns, villages that recycle and repurpose their old buildings

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  3. Haberfield - great garden suburb- a fruit market, no way.

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  4. And where are Hansel and Gretel?

    We have an old Sallie hall in Paddo which has been converted into a solicitor's office. I will try to get a shot over the weekend. Too many cars during the week.

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  5. Julie, it certainly does remind you of a gingerbread house.

    Peter, there are many recycled buildings in the inner west and sometimes their use seems odd but often it works well.

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  6. When I saw the thumbnail of this image I knew instantly it was an old Salvation Army Hall. I have a long Salvo heritage.

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  7. How quaint is this little place...love the picket fence too!

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  8. Jan n Jer, thanks for your comment. Your Friday's Fences meme is great.

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  9. I haven't been to this place and love to visit there one day. Great shot.

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  10. hee hee...
    «Louis» was thinking this would be a good entry for Monday Doorways. You must have been reading his mind!

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