Going up Market Street in Stourbridge. This end is closer to the High Street.

Stourbridge Town Hall built in 1887 during Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.

Grade II listed building.

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1. 5106 MARKET STREET, STOURBRIDGE

SO 9490 NE 1/100 The Town Hall

II

2. Dated 1887, by Thomas Robinson. An almost wholly symmetrical building in elaborately cut red brick. The hall proper stands above and behind a screen wall and is 5 bays wide with the windows alternately of 3 and 2 lights. Over the 3 light windows are shaped gables; above and behind the central gable a cupola on the roof line. The screen wall is one storey high and bays wide, the centre one with the entrance flanked by coupled squat pilasters and surmounted by a semi-circular gable. To the left of this screen wall a subsidiary entrance surmounted by a tall tower. Then, on other aide of this composition, 2 very similar pavilion blocks, each 2 storeys high and 4 bays wide with shops on the ground floor and a triangular gable over the centre 2 bays.

Listing NGR: SO9006284377