Todmorden Town Hall.

Todmorden Town Hall is a neo-classical Grade I listed building. Building work commenced in 1860 and the hall went through many changes with architect James Green being the original designer, work stooped in the 1860's due to legal and financial problems, before the Fielden family purchased the land and hall in January 1866 at auction. John Gibson of Westminster was then appointed to redesign the building which was completed and opened on 3rd April 1875 at a cost of £54,000.

The building was built across the Lancashire - Yorkshire county boundary to help unite the rivalries, although this boundary was moved on the 1st January 1888, bringing the hall and the town of Todmorden within the Yorkshire county fully.

The pictures below can also be seen on Clickasnap, there is 4 in total that were taken on the 22nd April 2017 with a Nikon d3300SLR camera.

The town hall roof pictured from the railway station. Stoodley pike Monument can be seen in the distance.

Thanks for looking, please take a moment to share and follow me on social media.

All the pictures remain the copyright of Colin Green.