The Memorial Hall in Tregaron is believed to have been rebuilt from the former Town Hall or built from new on its site. According to plaques on the frontage, the Hall opened on 04 January 1922 and is dedicated to the men of Tregaron and District who fell in the First World War and later the Second World War. The front elevation of the two-storey building has a large central doorway, flanked on each side by a large semi-circular headed window; there are four windows to the first floor. The facade is roughcast and painted and the building sits under a hipped slated roof with a small central pediment to the front.
B.A.Malaws. RCAHMW, 22 May 2014.