Hastings Town Hall, Grade II listed town hall in Hastings, England
Hastings Town Hall is a protected municipal building on Queen's Road featuring three prominent bays with a central arched doorway. Tall stained glass lancet windows and decorative elements define the exterior of this structure.
The building was designed by architect Henry Ward and opened in 1881 to replace earlier municipal structures. This new structure marked an important point in the town's development.
The carved panels on the eastern side show scenes from the town's past, including local fishermen confronting French pirates at sea. These reliefs tell stories of the people who lived and worked here.
The building houses a local register office serving residents with various administrative needs. Visitors should remember this is an active government building with potential access limitations.
The council chamber inside displays stained glass windows showing the arms of Sussex peers and local heraldic symbols. These windows give the interior of the building its distinctive visual character.
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