[4][5][7] A town hall was built in 1875, incorporating part of the original house of Elias Easterbrook and Hannah Youart.

Dances and parties were held once or twice a month at the Brookville Hall, and it was the centre of the community’s social activity.

The Acton Free Press wrote in 1884: A large number of sturdy yeoman in Nassagaweya with their wives and families might be seen driving into the little place known as Brookville from early in the morning.

Their wagons were generally well loaded with farm or dairy produce of excellent quality, to be entered for competition in their own and only fall show.

The park includes a play area, multi-use court, playground with covered shelter, paved and lit trails, and a batting/pitching cage.