Scarborough Town Hall

Scarborough Town Hall is a red brick building with stone details overlooking the South Bay, built in Jacobean Revival style. It contains multiple wings that house local government offices and licensed rooms for public ceremonies and events.

The building began as St Nicholas House, a private home built for businessman John Woodall during the 19th century. In 1903 it was converted into the town hall, marking its shift from private residence to public administrative center.

The building serves as a central gathering place where locals and visitors mark important occasions and public events together. Its red brick form has become part of how people recognize and think about Scarborough's skyline.

The building sits above the South Bay and is easily reached from the town center. The structure has multiple wings, so allow extra time if visiting specific offices or attending events inside.

The town purchased the property in 1898, demolishing neighboring buildings to expand the space for its new role. This land clearing allowed the structure to grow and made room for the expanded administrative functions it would serve.

Location: Scarborough

GPS coordinates: 54.28181,-0.39811

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:09