Chesterfield Town Hall, Grade II listed municipal building in Chesterfield, England.
Chesterfield Town Hall is a municipal building in the town center constructed from orange brick with Portland stone details, six Corinthian columns, and a central portico topped by a decorative pediment. The structure sits on a raised terrace with a semicircular front design, decorated with ornamental urns and flanked by symmetrical stone balustrades along its entrance steps.
The building was constructed between 1937 and 1938 to meet growing administrative needs as the local Derbyshire community expanded. Its completion represented a moment of civic modernization during this transitional period.
The building houses a war memorial from 1954 made of bronze flaming torches on an octagonal base, honoring local people who served in the military.
The building is centrally located and easily reached on foot with regular office hours for public services. Visitors should note that the raised terrace and wide steps are straightforward to navigate.
The building holds Grade II listed status, placing it among England's protected historic structures. This classification recognizes its architectural value and importance to Chesterfield's townscape.
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