The Rolls Hall

The Rolls Hall exhibits Jacobethan architecture with a combination of medieval and Renaissance design elements across its 22.9-meter-high structure.

Originally constructed in 1887, the building opened its doors in May 1888 to provide Monmouth residents with a dedicated space for community functions.

The hall maintains its position as a central gathering point where residents participate in various educational programs, exhibitions, and community meetings.

Located in the center of Monmouth, the building provides modern facilities while maintaining its historical features under Grade II listing protection.

The structure incorporates distinct architectural elements from both Jacobean and Elizabethan periods, creating a notable presence in the Welsh landscape.

Location: Monmouth

Inception: 1887

Official opening: May 24, 1888

Architectural style: Jacobethan

Elevation above the sea: 22.9 m

Address: Monmouth Library, The Rolls Hall, Whitecross Street, Monmouth, Monmouthshire, NP25 3BY, Wales NP25 3BY NP25 3BY

Phone: +441600775215

GPS coordinates: 51.81337,-2.71190

Latest update: March 13, 2025 22:29