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Built sometime in the early 1900s, the Hamilton Band Rotunda is located between Grantham, Victoria and Bridge Streets. For a number of years it would have hosted performances by brass bands, particularly on Sunday afternoons. In recent years it has been the host of occasional summer gigs, including the ''Punk Picnic'' events. | Built sometime in the early 1900s, the Hamilton Band Rotunda is located between Grantham, Victoria and Bridge Streets. For a number of years it would have hosted performances by brass bands, particularly on Sunday afternoons. In recent years it has been the host of occasional summer gigs, including the ''Punk Picnic'' events. | ||
| − | The structure is classed by the Historic Places Trust as a category II building, and in the Hamilton District plan as having an A rating (i.e., of highly | + | The structure is classed by the Historic Places Trust as a category II building, and in the Hamilton District plan as having an A rating (i.e., of highly significant heritage value to Hamilton). |
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Revision as of 21:50, 30 December 2008
Built sometime in the early 1900s, the Hamilton Band Rotunda is located between Grantham, Victoria and Bridge Streets. For a number of years it would have hosted performances by brass bands, particularly on Sunday afternoons. In recent years it has been the host of occasional summer gigs, including the Punk Picnic events.
The structure is classed by the Historic Places Trust as a category II building, and in the Hamilton District plan as having an A rating (i.e., of highly significant heritage value to Hamilton).
