Former Chilliwack City Hall

The Former Chilliwack City Hall is a two-storey building located in downtown Chilliwack, British Columbia. The historic place includes the building.

The Former Chilliwack City Hall has historic value for its use as a provincial court house for meetings from 1910 until April 1912 and for its use as a City Hall before being converted to the Chilliwack Museum and Archives. The historic place also has aesthetic value as an example of Neoclassical Revival style of architecture.

The key elements that define the character of the Former Chilliwack City Hall include:

- Neoclassical revival features such as cast-in-place reinforced concrete, curving staircases, colonnaded entrance porch with gabled pediment and tympanum, regular rows of round-arched windows.