Alexandria Town Hall

The Alexandria Town Hall, a heritage-listed building in New South Wales, Australia, was constructed between 1880 and 1881 in the Victorian architectural style by Ferdinand Reuss Snr. It underwent significant alterations in 1928, adopting an Inter-War Free Classical style. Originally serving as the seat of the Alexandria Municipal Council until 1948, it has since functioned as a branch library, community center, and council depot. The Town Hall is notable for its historical significance and architectural evolution, reflecting the area's local governance and community needs. Recent restoration efforts completed in 2017 have preserved its heritage while ensuring it continues to serve the community.