- The hall was reopened in 2011 for the public. Location: Frere Hall is masterly located between Abdullah Road and Fatima Jinnah Road.
- Frere Hall is early British colonial era building located between Victoria road and Fatima Jinnah road in central Karachi. It was used to serve as Karachi Town hall.
- Frere Hall is a building in Karachi that dates from the early British colonial-era in Sindh, completed in 1865.
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- The hall was constructed in 1863, to commemorate the long and brilliant administration of Sir Bartle Frere when he was called to the viceroy’s Council in 1859.
- To honor Henry Bartle Frere's time as Chief Commissioner of Sindh, Frere Hall was built as a landmark in Karachi's predominantly white Civil Lines Quarter.
- Due to terrorists attacks in nearby US consulate from 2002 till 2011, it remained closed and reopened in 2011. Sadequain design on the roof of Frere Hall.
- Its construction commenced in 1863 and took two years to complete; 1865 witnessed the construction of what we see as the remnants of the Frere Hall.
- The design of Frere Hall is mainly Venetian-Gothic with some British and local design elements mixed in. Frere Hall is still open for public as a library for all.