This is a really old building right by the river. It has a nice logo on the top. It’s currently conn...
The Guildhall
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The Guildhall in Newcastle upon Tyne is a significant Grade I listed civic building that has roots dating back to the early 15th century. Designed by Robert Trollope and completed in 1655, it has undergone various architectural transformations, including classical re-fronting in the 19th century.
Historically, the guildhall has been vital to local governance, serving as a court and the meeting place for Newcastle Town Council until 1863. Inside, it features a grand main hall, the elaborate Merchant Venturers' Court, and an array of paintings depicting local scenes by George Bouchier Richardson.
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The Guildhall is a beautiful and historic building my twin brother Stephen and I passed as we were w...
Other than the unique building, dating back to 1655, there's nothing much to see nor do here and you...




