The Old Town Hall
Introduction
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The Old Town Hall
Image: © Gerald England Taken: 27 Apr 2017
The Old Town Hall served the old Borough of Seaford from the 1560s to the 1880s as Town Hall Court House and Gaol . Its appearance now is somewhat changed from earlier times. It was once described as having a diminutive outside stair case leading to a diminutive entrance door topped by a diminutive spire. Underneath it had a diminutive prison. A ground floor entrance led to the Town Hall, whilst the staircase led to the small court room. Today its is a used as a community tea room. http://www.seafordheritagetrails.co.uk/index.php/heritage/33-old-town-hall
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Image Location
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