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Sheffield Town Hall
Also known as 10 Pinfold Street
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- Sheffield's Town Hall was designed partly to fit in with the now demolished St Paul's Church that stood nearby. Ironically though, planned extensions of the Town Hall necessitated its inspirational neighbours demolition.
- In the end the Peace Gardens were built where the Town Hall extension would have stood instead in 1938, a nick name reflecting the Munich Agreement of that year. The extension was cancelled thanks to the outbreak of World War 2 and the Peace Gardens have stood there ever since with their nickname becoming official only in 1985.
- The baroque dome that tops the tallest point of the building has a bronze statue of the ancient god Vulcan holding a torch.
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If your company has been involved with the Design/Build, Supply or Maintenance of this building please submit your details. - Architect
- E W Mountford
F.E.P Edwards
 Reference Data
- Reference No.
- 702
- First Uploaded
- 19-02-2006
- Last Editorial Date
- 09-11-2010
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- Address
- Pinstone Street, Sheffield. S1 2HH
- Council
- Sheffield City Council
- County
- South Yorkshire
- Region
- Yorkshire and Humber
- Country
- United Kingdom
View in Google Maps  Available office space in S1
Leaworks Ltd Metis, Scotland Street, Sheffield Rutledge Investment Neepsend Triangle Business Park, Burton Road, Sheffield Pennine Paramedical Services Ltd Spartan House, Carlisle Street, Sheffield Find Other Offices - Status
- Complete
- Proposal date
- 1886
- Construction start date
- 1890
- Completion date
- 1896
- Heritage Status
- Grade I
- Style
- Gothic Revival
- Roof Height (AGL)
- 61.00
- Total Floors (O.G)
- 6
Market Data- Primary Use
- Government
- Secondary Use
- Clock Tower
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