Town Hall, Town hall in Bridgnorth, England
The Town Hall features large arches at ground level, dual turrets at the roof, and a prominent clock on the south gable facade.
The building originated from an oak-framed tithe barn donated by Lady Bertie in 1652, replacing the former burgess hall at North Gate from 1270.
Stained glass windows installed in 1887 display images of monarchs who granted charters to Bridgnorth between 1157 and 1830.
The first floor contains administration offices and a council chamber where the Bridgnorth Town Council holds regular meetings and civic functions.
The ground floor maintains open arches that allowed carriages to pass through while markets operated beneath the administrative spaces.
Location: Bridgnorth
GPS coordinates: 52.53570,-2.41980
Latest update: March 10, 2025 15:55
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