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- Historian David Ross visits Norwich's historic Guildhall, with photos, history, and nearby historic attractions to visit. we're Passionate about HIstory!
- The Guildhall remained the seat of government in Norwich until 1938, when the newly built City Hall was opened.
- Norwich Guildhall is a municipal building on Gaol Hill in the city of Norwich, United Kingdom. It is a Grade I listed building.[1].
- The Fine City’s stories echo throughout Norwich Guildhall, where criminals, martyrs and mayors have walked the halls during its 600 year history.
- The Guildhall was constructed to enable the greater self-governing powers conferred upon Norwich by the Charter of 1404 to be administered more efficiently.
- Within the heart of the medieval city of Norwich in England, Norwich Guildhall is a remarkable example of late medieval architecture and reflected...
- Norwich Guildhall was the centre of city government from the early 15th century until its replacement by City Hall in 1938.
- First constructed in 1407-13 as a civic hall to house the courts and prisons of the city, the Grade I Listed Norwich Guildhall has been adapted and altered many...
- In 1938, Norwich Guildhall handed its duties over to City Hall, as the premises of Guildhall became too small and cramped as the needs of the city grew.
- If you missed this tour, you may be able do a tour of the Guildhall as part of Norfolk Heritage Open Days. Inside Norwich Guildhall.
- ...known as The Court of Record, when the County Assizes were moved to the Guildhall following a fire in the old shire hall adjacent to Norwich Castle.
- Built in 1407-13, Norwich Guildhall is a chequerboard flint building on the north side of Norwich marketplace.
- The Guildhall, Norwich, is a remarkable 15th century building, and England’s largest and most elaborate provincial medieval city hall.
