Webster Township Hall, built in 1871 and designed by Isaac Terry, replaced a building at Scully and North Territorial roads. Its cost of $1,758.17 included the land, fence and hitching posts. In 1976 it was the sixth oldest township hall in continuous use in the state. It relied on kerosene lamps as late as 1920 and on a woodburning stove until 1970. The room at the back of the hall was added in 1948, and events celebrated there included the 1933 Webster Township Centennial.