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Ferryhill Town Hall


The Town Hall is located in a prominent position between North Street and Market Street in Ferryhill, in County Durham. The building dates from 1867, constructed on the site of the first St. Luke’s Church, using stone from the original building. This building has had many uses over the years, including as a library and reading room, before being used as offices of Ferryhill Town Council. In the gardens of the Town Hall are the War Memorial and Walton Monument.

Ferryhill Ferryhill Town Council Area Historic Buildings and Monuments in Ferryhill 1867
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County: County Durham
Post code: DL17 8JL
Grid ref: NZ2870332828

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