Pinkett War Memorial Hall Middle Image Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background In 1920 the Pinkett Progress Association took action to construct a memorial dedicated to the district soldiers who served in the First World War. A committee was appointed to consider the matter, and a commodious hall was constructed some eight months later. Mr H. Pettit made the land available to the trustees. It was opened in late February 1921 by Pettit during a social dance, and was registered as a hall on 6 May 1921. It is a typical country community hall constructed of timber with a gabled galvanised iron roof. A brick entrance was constructed in 1988 with a Bicentennial and Glen Innes Severn Council Grant with assistance from the local community. Inscription External timber sign Pinkett Hall 1921 Metal plaque 1 This project was established by N.S.W. Bicentennial Council and Severn Shire Council in conjunction with assistance from local community to commemorate Australia's Bicentenary 1988 Metal plaque 2 Pinkett Recreation Ground opened by Ray Chappell MP 20th January 1996 Related memorials Pinkett Recreation Ground War Memorial Gate Pinkett Second World War Honour Roll Pinkett Great War Roll of Honour Related links A PINKETT TRIBUTE | Soldier's Memorial Hall (28 Feb 1921) PROCLAMATION UNDER THE THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. (13 May 1921) Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address 3998 Pinkett Road Pinkett Recreation Reserve Red Range NSW 2370 Local Government Area Glen Innes Severn Council Setting Roadside Memorial type Building Recorded by Graham Wilson OAM, Heritage Advisor Glen Innes Severn Council Year of construction 1920-1921 Conflict/s First World War, 1914–18