Mansfield Old Town Hall, Victorian municipal building in Mansfield, England
The Old Town Hall features a symmetrical frontage with three bays and a tetrastyle portico supported by four grand Doric columns and ashlar stonework.
Constructed in 1836 by architect William Adams Nicholson, the building replaced the smaller Moot Hall after local businessmen formed The Town Hall Company.
The council chamber on the first floor served as the primary meeting space for local government and hosted receptions for King George V and Queen Mary.
Following renovations in 2022, the Grade II listed building houses multiple retail units and maintains its position as a central landmark in Market Place.
During World War II, the War Office requisitioned the building, forcing council meetings to relocate until August 1944.
Location: Mansfield
Inception: 1836
Architects: William Adams Nicholson
GPS coordinates: 53.14390,-1.19677
Latest update: March 8, 2025 15:09
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