Located on Campbell Street, the Cuballing Agricultural Hall is a proud landmark that reflects the rich social and community life of Cuballing. Built in 1912 using locally made bricks from Davey Bros. Brick Works, the hall stands as a testament to the craftsmanship and civic pride. The total construction cost 890 pounds, with generous support from the Government contributing 212 pounds. The official opening in December 1912 was a significant event, attended by several Parliamentarians.
For more than a century, the hall has played an important role as a gathering place for celebrations, meetings, performances, and community events. Its enduring importance was formally recognised in 1996 when the Heritage Council of Western Australia awarded the building Category 2 heritage status. Acknowledging its high level of cultural significance and ongoing value to the local community.
Visitors with an interest in heritage architecture and local history will appreciate the Hall’s well-preserved character and its continued use as a community hub.
