Last Sunday we took a trip up the valley to Todmorden. This amazing building is Todmorden Town Hall which was built in 1874/5 to a design by the London architect, John Gibson. Gibson was also responsible for designing the Todmorden Unitarian Church and Dobroyd Castle - photographs of both of these I will be featuring over the next couple of days. The Town Hall is currently undergoing restoration work, hence the scaffolding around the lower parts of the building.
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Thanks Alan. This is my first attempt at a comment whilst on the road using our I-Pad. We are in Salmon Arm on the Shushwap Lake on our way to Calgary. Hope it works!
Michael - it works fine. Will be trying my own experiment in a couple of weeks.
That's a beautiful building, fantastic architecture. They don't build 'em like that anymore.
Such a grand building for a not-very-large town. Those Victorians thought BIG!
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