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Middlesbrough Town Hall
Middlesbrough Town Hall, located in Middlesbrough, England, was built between 1883-1889, to replace the older and much smaller, Old Town Hall. The architect was George Gordon Hoskins of Darlington and the project cost £130,000. It is a Grade II listed building.〔http://www.localhistories.org/middlesbrough.html Local Histories - Middlesbrough〕
The building is of sandstone ashlar with slate roofs, built around four sides of a courtyard with the main town hall on the north side. As well as offices and conference rooms, it contains a still intact, though obsolete, courtroom and a sizeable theatre. The basement crypt also seves as a concert hall. It is built in a revived "French Gothic" style, with courtyard elevations in a "Domestic Revival" style. It was one of the last large Gothic style town halls to be built in England, towards the end of the 19th century. The town hall element has one storey centre with two-storey end pavilions. The building features statuary by W. Margeston of Chelsea. To the east are a complex of modern civic buildings linked by a bridge passage.
==Theatre and Crypt==
Middlesbough Town Hall has a large theatre with proscenium stage and balcony seating, which seats 1190. It presents as a well-preserved example of a Victorian concert hall, with its original 1898 organ. There is a second concert hall, known as the Crypt, which is beneath the main theatre hall; it contains a large bar, catering outlet and capacity for up to 600.〔(This is Middlesbrough - Middlesbrough Town Hall )〕
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