Hampstead Old Town Hall interior
Introduction
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Hampstead Old Town Hall interior
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 11 May 2007
The building is a late C19 enlargement of an earlier vestry that had been used for local government meetings. It existed as Hampstead's town hall until reorganization in 1965 and is now used by groups running a variety of activities and classes. The impressive entrance hall, foyer and staircase are more likely to be seen thronged with youngsters in leotards than with worthies in mayoral chains.
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Image Location
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51.550709
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