Southport Drill Hall is located in Southport
Address: Owen Park, 201 Queen Street, Southport
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The Southport Drill Hall, constructed in 1890, is historically significant as an intact example of a nineteenth century drill hall built and furnished to a State Department of Works standard design. Although relocated, it is a rare surviving example of a late nineteenth century drill hall which has retained its original form. The building demonstrates the strategic military importance of coastal areas, like Southport, in the late nineteenth century and has a special association with the Volunteer Defence Force.
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Queensland Heritage Register: YES
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