Town Hall - Loughborough, Leicestershire - Photos Then and Now on Waymarking.com

Loughborough Town Hall from 1935, pictured from the South in Cattle Market.

"The Town Hall was erected in 1855. The main assembly hall was built as a Corn Exchange but today the last vestiges have been transformed to make a modern centre of entertainment with two theatres, a restaurant, bar and café, a seminar room and the Tourist Information Centre. Upstairs is the Council Chamber and Mayor’s Parlour."

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The clock was donated by Mr Farnham from Quorn in 1879. The faces are deliberately angled so that it can be seen from both ends of the town.

Year photo was taken: 1935

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