Masonic Hall, Bendigo

Street-level view of the Masonic Hall in Bendigo. A cement rendered building, set on a stone base, and designed in a Renaissance Revival style by architects Vahland and Getzschmann. Front of building displays a Corinthian portico with six columns. Advertisements for businesses in several ground floor windows, including the services of a dance teacher.

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Date(s): 1901/1907

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