Albert Hall, Adelaide

The building, which cost £2,000 was paid for by fund-raising activities, mostly by the members' wives, and by every member contributing £1, which was to be repaid, interest free, out of profits.^[1]

Fundraising began almost immediately, with a concert by the Adelaide Liedertafel in October 1880.^[2]

The building was purchased from the German Freehold Company, Ltd., managers of the property, by the Salvation Army for £4,000 in September 1898,^[3] and became Headquarters Memorial Hall.^[4]