Old Town Hall, Crediton

The Old Town Hall in Crediton, Devon, is a historic Grade II listed building located on the High Street. Originally commissioned by the Crediton Literary Society in 1832, it was designed in the neoclassical style and completed in 1852. The building has served various purposes, including a public events venue and now houses the Crediton Museum, which opened in 2010. Visitors can explore exhibits detailing the town's history, including a model of the High Street before a significant fire in 1743. The architecture features a symmetrical facade with distinctive round-headed openings and Victorian plasterwork, making it a notable site for both tourists and researchers interested in local heritage.