Town Hall

The Town Hall is a civic building that was once a market hall, originally constructed in the 17th century and significantly reconstructed in 1872. It features a rendered exterior with a concrete tile roof. The building has two storeys and displays a formal composition in the Gothic revival style from the 1872 renovation. The windows are arranged in a pattern of one, five, and one, consisting of two-light casements with transoms and segmental heads. There are pairs of panelled doors located at the end bays on both the left and right sides. Notably, the original late 17th-century structure includes two stone Doric columns at the front and five at the rear, which are now incorporated into later work but were originally free-standing to the market space. The rear columns are made of unpainted stone.