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    • Home
    • GET READY TEAM
    • Bicentennial 2024
    • Events
    • Heritage Trail
      • Heritage Trail
      • 1. Flying Fox Site
      • 2. Catholic Church
      • 3. Anglican Church
      • 4. Recreation Grounds
      • 5. Broke Public School
      • 6. Broke Hall
      • 7. Cosy Nook Site
      • 8. Lancaster's Blacksmith
      • 9. Post Office 1882-1992
      • 10. Thompson's Butcher
      • 11. Australian Hotel Site
      • 12. Original Post Office
      • 13. Police Lockup
    • Contact Us
  • Home
  • GET READY TEAM
  • Bicentennial 2024
  • Events
  • Heritage Trail
    • Heritage Trail
    • 1. Flying Fox Site
    • 2. Catholic Church
    • 3. Anglican Church
    • 4. Recreation Grounds
    • 5. Broke Public School
    • 6. Broke Hall
    • 7. Cosy Nook Site
    • 8. Lancaster's Blacksmith
    • 9. Post Office 1882-1992
    • 10. Thompson's Butcher
    • 11. Australian Hotel Site
    • 12. Original Post Office
    • 13. Police Lockup
  • Contact Us

6. Broke Hall

In 1878 the Brokeites received a government land grant for the Broke School of Arts and Mechanics Institute. However, it wasn’t for another 20 years that the building was constructed on the site which was opened with a grand ball and over 200 guests! The building housed a library and provided a venue for adult learning, lectures, and lively debates. Opposite the hall was the original Broke Bakery. 

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