Glossop Town Hall and Market Hall, Victorian municipal complex in Glossop, England
The civic buildings consist of a town hall with a circular cupola, a covered market hall, and municipal offices constructed from millstone grit ashlar stone.
Bernard Edward Howard, the 12th Duke of Norfolk, commissioned the construction of the Town Hall in 1838 to serve the growing industrial township of Howardtown.
The buildings represent the transition of power from aristocratic control to public ownership when local industrialists purchased and donated them to Glossop citizens in 1919.
The complex remains under renovation with the Market Hall nearing completion, while the Town Hall section requires additional work before its planned reopening in 2025.
The building features vermiculated rustication on the ground floor and a five-bay open arcade with round arches supported by Tuscan Doric columns.
Location: High Peak
GPS coordinates: 53.44295,-1.94977
Latest update: March 10, 2025 15:42
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