Shire Hall: the 20th-century frontage to Market Place
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Shire Hall: the 20th-century frontage to Market Place
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 13 Nov 2013
The paved Market Place provides a venue for a weekly Saturday market, and for the Mop and the Runaway Mop (fairs) in the autumn. At other times it looks a bit empty, hard and dull. The ground floor of Shire Hall now houses Warwick Library, a Post Office, and enquiries about council services.
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Image Location
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52.282522
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-1.590248