Bally Bally Hall

Nestled at the corner of Caroling-Bally Bally and Bally Bally-County Peak Roads in Beverley, Western Australia, Bally Bally Hall is a charming heritage-listed venue constructed between 1903 and 1954. This simple rural Federation-era hall features a weatherboard structure with a high-pitched metal roof, timber finial at the gable apex, face stonework, and brick quoining. Originally serving as a community gathering place, it has hosted social events, church services, and meetings, and was utilized during both World Wars to raise funds for the war effort. The hall remains in fair condition, preserving its historical significance and rustic charm.