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Marquess and Marchioness of AngleseySir Charles Henry Alexander Paget, 6th Marquess of Anglesey GCVO (1885-1947) and his bride, Lady Victoria Manners, a daughter of the 8th Duke of Rutland
Ulyssess Grant / FreedomULYSSESs GRANT American Civil War General, and later President, receiving the Freedom of the City of London at the Guildhall
Worcester GuildhallThe fine Assembly Room of Worcester Guildhall, which was built between 1721 and 1724 and occupies the site of a much earlier building. Date: Built 1721 - 1724
Thaxted / Essex / GuildhallBuilt over six hundred years ago, the Guildhall in Thaxted, Essex continues to represent the civic life of the town and is still in daily use
Guildhall School of Music, 1886The exterior of the Guildhall School of Music, Thames Embankment, Blackfriars, 1886. Date: 1886
Meeting at the Guildhall on Behalf of the Jews in Russia, 18Engraving showing a meeting held at the Guidhall, London, in 1890 to raise funds on behalf of Russian Jews. The prominent figures shown are (from left to right)
Guildhall School MusicThe Guildhall School of Music, London : Landon Ronald conducts a student orchestra
Lord Mayors BanquetTHE LORD MAYORs BANQUET, in the Guildhall, in the City of London
Coronation 1953, traditional guildhall luncheonThe newly-crowned Queen Elizabeth II attends a a traditional Guildhall luncheon in her honour on 12 June 1953, ten days after the Coronation
Kitchener Quote PosterA recruitment poster featuring a portrait of Lord Kitchener alongside a quote from a speech he gave at the Guildhall in July, 1915 stressing the Call of Duty
Gog and MagogGOG and MAGOG, the two English giants whose statues are at the Guildhall, London Date: 1883
Kingston GuildhallThe Guildhall, Kingston-on- Thames, Surrey, England. Date: early 1940s
Leicester GuildhallThe fine old Guildhall at Leicester, Leicestershire, England. Built in the 14th century, it was used as a town hall until 1871. Date: 14th century
The Lord Mayors Banquet at the Guildhall, November 9th 1887Banquet scene at Londons Guildhall. An annual banquet is traditionally held to celebrate the mayors installation in November each year
Griffin. Detail. it ComesLonja de la Seda o Lonja de Mercaderes (Silk or Merchants Exchange) of Valencia. SPAIN. Valencia. Llotja (Guildhall)
Daddi, Bernardo (c. 1290-c. 1355). The MadonnaDaddi, Bernardo (c.1290-c.1355). The Madonna della Misericordia. 1342. ITALY. Florence. Loggia del Bigallo (Guildhall). Lower detail with a view of Florence. Renaissance art. Trecento
Lonja de la Seda o Lonja de Mercaderes (Silk or Merchants Exchange) of Valencia. 1482-1533. SPAIN. Valencia. Llotja (Guildhall). Contract Hall, by Pere Comte. Gothic art. Architecture
Guildhall Square, Tavistock, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900
Queen Elizabeth II at functions and on holidayPage from the Illustrated London News Coronation Number showing Princess Elizabeth, now Queen Elizabeth II at various functions including Hurst Park, Ascot
Wales / MontgomeryAn impression of the town of Montgomery, Montgomeryshire, Wales, viewed from the churchyard, with the clock on the turret of the Guildhall rising above the rooftops. Date: 1960s
Much Wenlock GuildhallThe splendid Guildhall at Much Wenlock, Shropshire, England. Date: 16th century
Exeter GuildhallThe Guildhall, Exeter, Devon Date: circa 1890
Kings Lynn GuildhallThe ancient Guildhall, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, England. An earlier building burned down in 1421. The facade is a splendid white stone and black flint chequered effect. Date: built 1423
Magog StatueA statue of Magog, who along with fellow giant Gog, is a traditional mythical guardian of the City of London. Statue in the Guildhall, London. Date: 1980s
Old & New NorwichOld and new architecture in the Market Square, Norwich, Norfolk, England. The New City Hall (left) opened in 1938, while the Old Guild Hall (right) dates from 1407. Date: early 1940s
Lavenham GuildhallThe Guildhall, Lavenham, Suffolk, England. It was originally a hall of Cloth Guilds, for which the town was noted in the 15th century as a centre for the cloth trade. Date: 1930s
Hadleigh GuildhallThe ancient timber-framed Guild House - or Hall, at Hadleigh, Suffolk, England (Before restoration). Date: 15th century
Norwich GuildhallThe Old Guild Hall (Guildhall) at Norwich, Norfolk, England. One of the many historic gems of the city, dating from about 1407. Date: early 1940s
Queen Elizabeth II - on way to Guildhall, 1948Princess Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth II) and the Duke of Edinburgh passing through Fleet Street in London in an open-topped carriage on their way to the Guildhall where the Duke received the Freedom
Old Guild Hall, ExeterOld Guild Hall, High Street, Exeter, Devon. The elaborate frontage pictured here was added in the 1590s. Date: circa 1910s
Germany - Hildesheim - Butchers Guild HallThe Knochenhauer-Amtshaus (Butchers Guild Hall), Hildesheim, Germany. Destroyed during WWII in 1945 and reconstructed from 1987 to 1989 according to original plans
Gerald Lee Bevans first appearance in the Guildhall policeStockbroker Gerald Lee Bevans first appearance in the Guildhall police court, to meet the charges of fraud brought against him
Guildhall School of Music, 1900A concert at the Guildhall School of Music, London, 1900. Date: 1900
The Guildhall (former Town Hall), DerbyView of the Guildhall (former Town Hall) in the Market Place in the centre of Derby. It was built in 1842. Date: circa 1920
The Guildhall, GuildfordThe Guildhall (restored in 1683), Guildford
Sandwich Guildhall WWIITown officials outside the the Guildhall of Sandwich, build in 1658, now with a 1939 barricade of sandbags around it. Photo taken during actual air raid warning
GUILDHALLThe forecourt in the early 18th century
Guildhall LibraryThe City Corporation Library, newly opened in the Guildhall
Guildhall AldermenThe Court of Aldermen, part of Londons municipal infrastructure that you probably never knew about
Guildhall CryptThe crypt
Guildhall EntranceMain entrance
Guildhall Royal VisitRoyal visitors arrive at the Guildhall
Guildhall ChamberThe Common Council chamber
Shah at GuildhallThe Shah of Persia is entertained at the Guildhall - private supper in the Council Chamber
Middlesex Guildhall entranceDecorated with a frieze showing Henry III granting a charter to Westminster, the fine entrance to the Middlesex Guildhall, built between 1906 and 1913
Middlesex GuildhallThe Middlesex Guildhall on the south-west corner of Parliament Square in London. Built between 1906 and 1913, in 2007 it was closed for refurbishment for conversion into the site of the new Supreme
Rochester Guildhall, KentAn organ grinder drags her organ along the High Street at Rochester, Kent, passing the Guildhall : Baggins wonderful bookshop is further down the street to the left
Crumbs from the rich mans table, Guildhall, London by S. B