The earliest Salvation Army hall in Ballina, on Cherry St, burnt to the ground in a fire on 29 July, 1927. In 1928 a building fundraising campaign began with a new hall and officer’s quarters, built on Tamar St, which opened on 15-16 June, 1929. In 1994, the building was upgrade and re-opened and its in this location that The Salvation Army in Ballina still operates from today.
The earliest Salvation Army hall in Ballina, on Cherry St, burnt to the ground in a fire on 29 July, 1927. In 1928 a building fundraising campaign began with a new hall and officer’s quarters, built on Tamar St, which opened on 15-16 June, 1929. In 1994, the building was upgrade and re-opened and its in this location that The Salvation Army in Ballina still operates from today.