Wodonga Drill Hall

Wodonga, WODONGA CITY

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Statement of Significance

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  • Physical Description 1

    Wodonga Drill Hall - Physical Description 1

    World War One corrugated iron drill hall

    Historical Australian Themes

    Wodonga Drill Hall - Historical Australian Themes

    Providing administrative structures and authorities - defence

    Usage/Former Usage

    Wodonga Drill Hall - Usage/Former Usage

    Demolished

    Veterans Description for Public

    Wodonga Drill Hall - Veterans Description for Public

    The Wodonga Drill Hall dates from the period when the expansion of the armed forces from 1911 and then the outbreak of the First World War resulted in a large number of drill halls being constructed by the Commonwealth up to 1918. During this period, drill halls were constructed to only two basic designs and varied only in size. Except for the naval drill halls (Port Melbourne, in brick, and Western Port HMAS Cerberus, in timber) all of the drill halls were constructed in corrugated iron. The Drill Hall has since been destroyed.

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