About Boulder Town Hall
Boulder Town Hall is a State Heritage-listed civic building on Burt Street in Boulder, part of Kalgoorlie-Boulder in Western Australia's Goldfields region. Built in 1908 during the gold rush boom, it features Federation Free Classical architecture with a prominent clock tower. It formerly housed the Boulder Municipal Council and now operates as a community venue and home to the Goldfields War Museum.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a grand two-storey heritage building with a clock tower, classical facade, and large hall interior. The ground floor houses the Goldfields War Museum with military memorabilia and local history displays, while the main hall is used for exhibitions, functions and community events. The setting is on Boulder's historic Burt Street precinct surrounded by other gold-rush era buildings.
Key highlights
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Federation Free Classical architecture with clock tower and decorative facade
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Goldfields War Museum with military and local history collections
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Historic main hall used for civic events, theatre and exhibitions
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State Heritage-listed landmark reflecting 1908 gold rush prosperity
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Location on historic Burt Street in Boulder