About

Originally built as a Temperance Hall in 1873, the building subsequently passed to Dawley Urban District Council who adopted it as the Town Hall. The Council let the building for public meetings, concerts and dances. It was a variety theatre with regular  shows in the 1920s and 30s. After the Second World War, a nonconformist group used it, and in 1958 it held Roman Catholic services because of the lack of a Catholic church in town.

It has recently been completely refurbished and the original features such as windows and doors have been restored.