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Tucked away in the heart of the City of London is a triple whammy of sites, centred around one square, for art and history lovers to enjoy. The Guildhall and the Roman amphitheatre buried below it are a showcase for classical and medieval architecture, while the accompanying art gallery contains striking artwork from the renaissance…
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Beyond the wall at Shipquay Gate is the Guildhall, built in 1887 it has been consumed by fire on three separate occasions. Unfortunately there were major underground works happening on the square in front of the hall so it didn’t look too attractive today either. The building functions as the headquarters of the City Council and it's interior depicts Derry's history through a series of vast stained-glass windows.
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The Guildhall, York, built in 1445 for the 'Guild of St Christopher and St George'.
Discover the four-century history of Lavenham Guildhall, near Sudbury, Suffolk, now cared for by the National Trust.
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Lincoln Guildhall and Stonebow have been the meeting place of the City Council since Medieval times. A Grade-1 listed building, Lincoln Guildhall occupies the building above the Stonebow on Lincoln High Street. There has been a Guildhall in this location since 1237, although the building you see today dates back to 1520. The main purpose of the Guildhall is to host council meetings and city council events, however, it also houses numerous pieces of regalia. Hidden in the depths of the building, you will find an array of treasures, artefacts and regalia, including the sword of Richard II, the Mayor’s Chains of Office and some impressive Royal Charters. Stonebow This limestone arch is an iconic feature of Lincoln's High Street. The first gateway on this site, which formed the southern entrance into the city, was completed in early 211 AD. Part of the original Roman gateway still exists underneath the Stonebow today. The gateway would have become known as the Stonebow some time after the Viking invasion of England in the late 8th century. The word stonebow is derived from the Danish word stennibogi - which simply means stone arch.
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Join a tour of the Guildhall Great Hall, home of the City of London Corporation and centre of City government since the Middle Ages.
Guildhall Museum Leicester. Theres something bad about the mayors room. The atmosphere or something.
