Manchester Town Hall

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Manchester Town Hall is a Victorian-era neo-Gothic municipal building in Manchester, England, serving as the historic seat of the city's local government.


Statements (51)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Grade I listed building
municipal building
town hall
architecturalStyle Neo-Gothic
Victorian Gothic
completionDate 1877
constructionStartDate 1868
country England
hasArchitect Alfred Waterhouse
hasArchitecturalFeature central courtyard
ornate stone carvings
pointed arches
ribbed vaults
traceried windows
hasBell Great Abel
hasClock yes
hasFunction ceremonial venue
civic administration
tourist attraction
hasMuralArtist Ford Madox Brown
hasPart Great Hall
Lord Mayor’s Parlour
ceremonial rooms
clock tower
committee rooms
council chamber
courtyard
murals by Ford Madox Brown
sculptural program of statues
staircase hall
height approximately 87 metres
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationDate 1952
inception 1868
locatedIn Manchester
Manchester city centre
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Greater Manchester
North West England
locatedInCountry United Kingdom
locatedOn Albert Square
materialUsed Spinkwell stone
sandstone
namedAfter city of Manchester
numberOfFloorsAboveGround 4
occupies Albert Square, Manchester
officialOpeningDate 1877
operator Manchester City Council
ownedBy Manchester City Council
primaryUse meeting place of Manchester City Council
seat of local government for Manchester
roofMaterial slate


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