Main_Square_and_Town_Hall,_Hawkshead_-_geograph.org.uk_-_169301.jpg
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Main Square and Town Hall, Hawkshead. Hawkshead Town Hall is straight ahead. This was built in 1790 as a market house, with butchers' shops under open arches on the ground floor and other shops above. It was restored and enlarged in 1887 to commemorate Q.Victoria's golden jubilee; the central three windows are of the original building. The lower building to the left is Town Hall Cottage.
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| Author | Humphrey Bolton |
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