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| 1919 | Inaugural meeting of the Frankston RSL was held in the Commercial Chambers (Bay Street), now Nepean Highway. Later in 1919 meetings were held at the Mechanics Hall. | | 1920 | The Frankston RSL Charter was issued on January 1st. Early members included Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, Major General Grimwade and Doctor Charles Maxwell. | | 1952 | The Davey Street premises of the Frankston RSL were purchased. The new lounge at Davey Street was opened by Sir Dallas Brooks, Governor of Victoria, in 1963. | | 1954 | Frankston RSL gained its liquor licence. | | 1966 | New bowling green opened. | | 1973 | Due to continual growth of the Frankston population and increases in membership to the RSL, expansion of the premises was warranted. The land at Cranbourne Road was purchased on December 21st in preparation for the new facility. | | 1975 | Premises erected. | | 1976 | Occupation of the new Memorial Hall was effected on Monday August 2nd and was opened by Sir Henry Winneke Governor of Victoria on October 2nd with a dedication by Rev. Allan Avery. | | 1983 | Additions to the Cranbourne Road Club Rooms. | | 2006 | First stage redevelopment of the Cranbourne Road site. | | 2008 | Completion of second stage redevelopment of the Sub-Branch facilities. |
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