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Stone building with a damaged thatched roof, central chimney stack, and gable end in a state of ruin under a pale sky.

Ruins of Sutton Guildhall, 1908 (W H Palmer) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Guildhall, Sutton

History of the Guildhall

Detail from an old Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout, property footprints, and St. Andrew’s Church in Sutton.

Sutton, Guildhall OS 1901

M Sheard wrote in 1908 that he thought the building was the original Hall of the Guild of the Virgin Mary of Sutton.

The Guildhall was demolished in the 20th century and replaced by a large bungalow.

Black-and-white print of a two-storey timber-framed cottage with a thatched roof, brick chimney, and multi-pane windows.

Guildhall, Sutton c.1920

 

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