When the Town Hall was white
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When the Town Hall was white
Image: © Des Blenkinsopp Taken: Unknown
Probably Faringdon's most photographed building, the old Town Hall stands in the middle of the road in the town centre. Recent pictures all show it painted in a sort of sandy yellow colour, but before that it was white, as seen here. I don't know when it changed colour and this is from a print and I don't have an accurate date for it. Mid 90s at a guess.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.658179
Longitude
-1.5839