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Grange Court, Oblique south-east view; principal gable and long side elevation

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Buildings · Leominster and surrounding area

Grange Court

Documented type / function: Town hall, subsequently dwelling and council offices; uses are historical, not verified current
Date or period: Main building c1633; relocated and altered1853; weathervane1687. RCHME records 18th century gable, renewed1853 roof, modern/restored windows and brackets as of1934.
Designation: Grade II* listed building

Town hall, then dwelling, now Council Offices. c1633; by John Abel. Removed as traffic hazard and re-erected on new site 1853. Timber-frame and plaster; stone tile roof with gable, bellcote, and weathervane (dated 1687).

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Lion Ballroom, Oblique courtyard view looking west; south elevation of ballroom

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Buildings · Leominster and surrounding area

Lion Ballroom

Documented type / function: Public hall, formerly assembly room and ballroom, with offices below at NHLE source date
Date or period: c1830 hall; ground arcade formerly open, enclosed with 20th century glazing and doors.
Designation: Grade II* listed building

Public hall of about 1830, formerly an assembly room and ballroom. The red-brick exterior contains a grand first-floor Neo-Classical hall with Corinthian columns, pilasters and richly detailed plasterwork.

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