Morecambe Town Hall, Grade II listed town hall in Morecambe, England.
Morecambe Town Hall is a red-brown brick building featuring a Tuscan-style portico with six broad steps leading to the entrance. A decorative balustrade topped with ornamental urns frames the entry, creating a formal civic facade.
The foundation stone was laid on August 7, 1931, with the official opening taking place on June 7, 1932 by the Lord Mayor of London Sir Maurice Jenks. It has since served as the council chamber for local government proceedings following the 1974 municipal merger.
The entrance hall features a large mosaic displaying the town crest and the phrase 'Beauty surrounds, health abounds'. This artwork serves as a visual anchor for the building's civic purpose.
The building is accessible to the public during official council meetings and special civic events, though access may vary depending on the scheduled activities. It is advisable to check beforehand whether the town hall is open to visitors, as regular access times can differ.
The building has displayed memorabilia from HMS Morecambe Bay, a frigate that served during the Korean War, since spring 2013. This collection offers a rare glimpse into the naval heritage connected to this seaside town.
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