Edgeworth Memorial Neighbourhood Centre Middle Image Image Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background The Edgeworth Memorial Neighbourhood Centre is a single storey, timber-clad building with a metal roof. Known as the Young Wallsend Community Hall in the 1950s, the original hall was built on land donated to the community by The Joint Coal Board and funded by contributions from locals. The hall was renovated in 1984 and renamed Edgeworth Community Hall. At some stage after this, it became known as the Edgeworth Memorial Neighbourhood Centre. Inside the centre, taking pride of place on the stage, are two timber honour rolls: the Young Wallsend Great War Roll of Honour and the Young Wallsend Second World War Roll of Honour. Both rolls reference a previous name for Edgeworth, Young Wallsend. Inscription Sign over front door Edgeworth Memorial Neighbourhood Centre Plaque Edgeworth Community Centre This renovation to the Edgeworth Community Hall and the establishment of the neighbourhood centre was officially opened by Mr. S.T. Neilly M.P. Member for Cessnock on Saturday, 22nd September 1984 in the prescence of Alderman G. Pasterfield Mayor of Lake Macquarie and Mr. R. Brown M.P. Member for Hunter Related memorials Young Wallsend Great War Roll of Honour Young Wallsend Second World War Roll of Honour Related links Lake Macquarie Libraries - History of Edgeworth Lake Macquarie Libraries - History of Young Wallsend Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address 3 Minmi Road Edgeworth NSW 2285 Local Government Area Lake Macquarie, City of Setting Roadside Location status Original location Memorial type Building Recorded by Ronald L McIntosh Conflict/s All conflicts Materials Concrete Glass Timber