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A vintage car sits in an open square in front of a grand three-story Town Hall with arched windows and a central flag pole.

Town Hall, Huntingdon c.1920

Town Hall, Huntingdon

History of the Town Hall

Listed Building

1745, incorporating earlier fittings and added to and altered in 1817.

A classical town hall stands in a town square with a vintage car parked in the foreground and storefronts along the left.

Huntingdon Town Hall c1900 (Hunts Archives)

Red brick town hall with a white ground floor, a clock in the pediment, and a statue of a kneeling soldier on a stone plinth.

Town Hall, Huntingdon (RGL2026)

A red post box stands in a paved square before the red-brick facade of the Town Hall with a High Street sign on the left.

Town Hall, Huntingdon (RGL2026)

Sources

  • Historic England

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

  • Huntingdon

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