Corn Exchange And Town Hall, Grade II listed building in Central Swindon South, England.
The Corn Exchange and Town Hall features Tuscan pilasters, arched openings, and a square lantern positioned above its stone cornice.
Built between 1852 and 1854 by architects Sampson Sage and E Robertson, the structure received extensions as a corn exchange in 1866.
The building combines a market hall, town hall, and commercial functions, representing the evolution of Swindon's municipal architecture.
Located in Old Town, the structure now houses retail spaces on the ground floor with modern shop windows replacing original arched openings.
The tower contains four distinct stages with Ionic columns, clock chambers, and Venetian windows framed by Corinthian pilasters at its summit.
Location: Central Swindon South
GPS coordinates: 51.55133,-1.77331
Latest update: March 22, 2025 00:58
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