Key Facts

Dunning Town Hall (which is its 'proper' name, although Dunning is now considered a village) is a Category C listed building dating from 1858, with a Gothic addition of the Reading Room in 1909, then a flat-roofed porch and rear storage & WC extension in 1956. (see https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/200337498-town-hall-auchterarder-road-dunning-dunning and https://www.trove.scot/designation/LB5981 for more information).

Plan and dimensions of Dunning Hall (Main and Lower floors) (169.39 KB)

Dunning Hall front (looking west) with some parked vehicles

Main Hall looking towards stage. Red velveteen curtains made in 1950s. More pink walls

Dunning Hall front

Main hall looking towards rear - and kitchen. Horrid pink walls, a serving hatch and a bust inset in rear wall

Reading Room: meeting table and chairs; lovely arts and crafts fireplace; windows with flammable curtains

Kitchen in 2025. Very tatty fitted cupboards, disarray of sinks and water heaters. Electric cooking range