Woolwich Town Hall
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Woolwich Town Hall, May 15th 2012
Close up showing architectural detail above the town hall entrance
Dec' 9th 2013 . Condolence book
After the recent death of Nelson Mandela a book of condolence has been opened at Woolwich town hall
May 15th 2012.. Woolwich town hall
entrance to the Mayors chambers
June 14th 2012.. Town hall rooftop
June 14th 2012. On the roof of the town hall ..
This 18ct Gold Chain and badge was made in 1901 for the newly formed Metropolitan borough of Woolwich.. At the time it was made there was only one row of smaller medallions .. ( the inner one ) each one had the mayors name on it .
Oct' 19th 2017. Steve Scrivener winding the Woolwich town hall clock
This job is done three times a week
Woolwich Town Hall council chambers May 15th 2012
interior of the town hall from the upstairs balcony
July 14th 2016 . Citizenship ceremony ...
after gathering here, the candidates moved up to the council chamber for a formal presentation
Woolwich Town Hall in Wellington street. designed in Baroque style by the Architect Sir Alfred Brumwell Thomas. Built between 1903-06 . The building was formerly opened on 13th January 1906 by Will Crooks. Crooks was MP for Woolwich between 1903 and 1910..The previous town hall building still stands on the corner of Calderwood street and Polytechnic street. Photo taken May 27th 2012
Woolwich town hall, Wellington street, June 19th 2013
Oct' 16th 2013 Town Hall windows
Window at the top of the main staircase
This is the reverse side of the Mayoral badge
Taken from the top of the new Woolwich centre
Market street entrance
Oct' 15th 2013 Town Hall Window
This is the window in the Mayors private chamber
Made in 1901 by Mappin & Webb in solid silver with a wooden shaft that was salvaged from HMS Grampian
