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Hanley Town Hall - Stoke on Trent - Grade I (1) Listed Court Rooms Cells - Destination Discovery UK

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HANLEY TOWN HALL, STOKE ON TRENT, STAFFORDSHIRE

It was built in 1869 by Robert Scrivener and originally opened as the Queen's Hotel, but its commercial life was short-lived. In 1888 it was occupied by the newly-formed and progressive-thinking County Borough of Hanley, who took complete possession and changed its name to Town Hall.

Take a look behind the walls of this fantastic building including Court Rooms, Cells and More

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