Brunswick Town Hall and Library
Architect: Evander McIvor 1877, Sydney H Wilson 1908, Wilson and Charles R Heath 1926, Peck and Kemter 1937
North | N01
Building Description
The Brunswick Town Hall is visibly the grandest building in Sydney Road’s approach to Melbourne. The complex is historically and socially important to Brunswick as an expression of the social and civic aspirations of the city since the 1870s, not to mention Dennis Denuto’s representation of Darryl Kerrigan and ‘the vibe’ back in 1997’s famous first court scene in The Castle, which was filmed in the Council Chambers. From Town Hall to library and everything in between, the Town Hall building has provided an important political and social space for its community. A French Renaissance revival design of Evander McIvor and Sydney H Wilson. It features moderne additions and showcases changing fashions and aspirations of the community it has served from 1876.
What's On
Take a behind-the-scenes tour to discover the historic secrets and significance of the Brunswick Town Hall. Tours meet under the portico on Sydney Road
Location
233 Sydney Road, Brunswick 3056, Brunswick VIC