Built by C. G. Cooper in 1910 and licensed as the Tattersalls Hotel. In 1920, the interior was gutted by fire and abandoned. The Uralla sub-branch of the RSL, the trustees of the old Literary Institute and members of the Country Women's Association had the derelict rebuilt in 1927 and officially recognised as a First World War Memorial Literary Institute. More billiards and books for blokes! Licensed clubs, with their billiards, booze and one-armed bandits, put an end to that well-intentioned institution.

Built for the United Order of Oddfellows as a meeting place and public hall. The centre of the parapet is decorated with the lodge symbols, and urns surmount the end columns. Note the ticket seller s window to the left of the entrance door. It was Uralla's main venue for concerts and dances for many years, and, on regular occasions, various odd fellows settled their differences out the back.