Bangor Town Hall :: Shared Description
Bangor Town Hall was built as Bangor Castle in 1852 for Robert Ward. It was acquired by the Council in 1941 and became the Town Hall in 1952. It has an attractive setting in Castle Park (the former grounds). As well as the council chamber and offices it also contains a heritage centre.
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Created: Sun, 7 Aug 2011, Updated: Sun, 7 Aug 2011
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