Town Hall

The Town Hall is a three-storey building constructed from Ruabon brick, featuring subdued Neo-Baroque terracotta details. It has a pitched slate roof at the center, flanked by pale brick chimney stacks. The front of the building has five bays, with iron railings over a parapet that includes blind cartouche panels and end finials. The central bay is topped with a pediment and flanked by obelisk finials, with various band courses below. The building's symmetry is created by an alternating arrangement of windows, which are a mix of two and three lights, some with cross frames and ovolo mouldings. The outer first-floor bays have broad architraves, while the central second-floor window features bast strapwork volutes above the oriel, with a panelled parapet and an arched central light in an early 17th-century style, contemporary with the obelisks on the apron.

A broad round-arched entry is adorned with an iron lamp bracket and a giant decorative wrought iron tympanum that includes Art Nouveau touches. Cross frame windows flank the main entrance, with additional arched doorways in the outer bays, which have modern doors. The left side of the building is red brick extending back to the Tabernacle Chapel, then rendered. The right side mirrors these details with five plus one bays, and the central bay resembles the front but lacks an oriel. The left ground floor window is raised above a fleuron-decorated panel.

Inside, the main auditorium extends through the first and second floors, featuring a bowed gallery front supported by cast iron columns with foliage capitals. The front is richly ornamented in a classical style and displays the dated town crest and Prince of Wales feathers, along with ceiling ventilators. The building was renovated in 1955.