Description

1.
878 MARKET PLACE
(East Side)

Town Hall
TF 0920 1/11

II

2.
1821. Bryan Browning, Architect. Small classical hall, ashlar faced with
elliptical coach arches on either side. Central small segmental arch
between 2 recessed flights of steps which curve to 2nd storey, where they
lead to a central door under a plain stone hood on brackets. 2nd storey
has one window in shaped stone frame on either side of central opening and
2 Greek Doric columns surmount the piers dividing the ground floor openings.
These support a plain frieze, with segmental opening in centre, over a
datestone. Above this centre section is a pediment, with a clock in
centre, and on either side a balustraded parapet. NMR

Listing NGR: TF0961920200

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Bourne Town Hall at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q26535035

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