MenuPortmeirion Town Hall, Merionethshire
Portmeirion Town Hall is a 20th-century building in Portmeirion, Merionethshire. The town hall formed one of the buildings designed and commissioned by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis as part of his Mediterranean-style village of "Portmeirion". The town hall was designed in the Jacobean style, built in rubble masonry on the ground floor and in brick with a stucco finish on the first floor, and was completed in 1938. Williams-Ellis created the "Hercules Room" by acquiring the ceiling from the banqueting hall at Emral Hall, Flintshire just before it was demolished in 1936. It is within the council area of Gwynedd.
CADW Grade I Listed 4777.
Place Type: 20th-century House
Historic County: Merionethshire
Lat, Long: 52.913041,-4.0996558
Grid Reference: SH589371
Police Area: North Wales
Council Area: Gwynedd
Community (Civil Parish): Penrhyndeudraeth C
Country: Wales
GBPNID: 320229
Entry Type: Main listing (P)
URL: https://gazetteer.org.uk/place/Portmeirion_Town_Hall,_Merionethshire_320229
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CADW Grade I Listed 4777.
Place Type: 20th-century House
Historic County: Merionethshire
Lat, Long: 52.913041,-4.0996558
Grid Reference: SH589371
Police Area: North Wales
Council Area: Gwynedd
Community (Civil Parish): Penrhyndeudraeth C
Country: Wales
GBPNID: 320229
Entry Type: Main listing (P)
URL: https://gazetteer.org.uk/place/Portmeirion_Town_Hall,_Merionethshire_320229
Peruse Merionethshire on Wikishire