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Exeter Guildhall

Exeter Guildhall on the High Street of Exeter, Devon, England has been the centre of civic government for the city for at least 600 years. Much of the fabric of the building is medieval, though the elaborate frontage was added in the 1590s and the interior was extensively restored in the 19th century. It is a Grade I listed building.

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Location
Exeter, Devon, England
Architectural style
Ornate Italian style
Built
1470
Designated
29 January 1953
Reference no.
1103905

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Exeter Guildhall

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related to Further reading · 11
Exeter Guildhall → Archived, David, December, Exeter Memories, Guildhall, History, Media, November, Retrieved, Wikimedia Commons Cornforth, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Sources · 9
Exeter Guildhall → Blaylock, Chichester, Devon Archaeological Society Proceedings, Exeter, ISBN, ISSN, Phillimore, Revised, Two Thousand Years
Architectural style · 1
Exeter Guildhall → Ornate Italian style
Built · 1
Exeter Guildhall → 1470
Designated · 1
Exeter Guildhall → 29 January 1953
Location · 1
Exeter Guildhall → Exeter, Devon, England
Reference no. · 1
Exeter Guildhall → 1103905

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guildhall exeter building devon century city council chamber much restored england heraldry also roof portico built hall stone floor panelling

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Exeter GuildhallArchitectural styleOrnate Italian style1.00infobox
Exeter GuildhallBuilt14701.00infobox
Exeter GuildhallDesignated29 January 19531.00infobox
Exeter GuildhallLocationExeter, Devon, England1.00infobox
Exeter GuildhallReference no.11039051.00infobox
official receptionsinstance ofin 2023.The guildhall is still used for civil purposes0.80text
mayoral banquetsinstance ofin 2023.The guildhall is still used for civil purposes0.80text
some City Council meetingsinstance ofin 2023.The guildhall is still used for civil purposes0.80text
other meetingsinstance ofin 2023.The guildhall is still used for civil purposes0.80text
exhibitionsinstance ofin 2023.The guildhall is still used for civil purposes0.80text
occasionally as a magistrates' courtinstance ofin 2023.The guildhall is still used for civil purposes0.80text
Exeter Guildhallrelated to Further readingWiktionary-logo-en-v20.60section

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