Memorial Hall
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Memorial Hall
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 6 Sep 2014
Built in 1875 as a market hall by Aberystwyth architect and builder Roderick Williams, funded by the Powell family of Nanteos, for whom he also worked as estate architect. Altered in 1922 when it was rebranded as the Memorial Hall, with plaques either side of the main door, one referring to the 1922 alteration and dedication (see Image), the other the Great War commemorations (see Image ). A further plaque was added on the right hand side of the facade following the Second World War (see Image). It underwent a full £100,000 renovation in 2011-12 funded by grants from the Welsh government, Ceredigion council and the European Union. For wider view, see Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.219631
Longitude
-3.932519