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Welcome to the website for the Pioneer Hall in Port Chalmers! Pioneer Hall was built in 1939 and donated to the community by a former Mayor. It was cared for by the Dunedin City Council for a long period of time until, in 2007, the Council decided to sell it. The community protested and after many submissions and a petition signed by more than 500 local residents, the hall was handed back to the community in 2008.