Romsey Town Hall

Romsey Town Hall, located in the Market Place of Romsey, Hampshire, is a historic municipal building that serves as the meeting place for the Romsey Town Council. Originally established in the medieval period, the town hall has undergone several transformations, with the current structure commissioned in 1863 by the 3rd Viscount Palmerston. Designed in the Italianate style, it features a striking red brick facade and houses significant artworks, including portraits of notable figures like King Edward VII and Earl Mountbatten. The building has played a central role in the town's civic life, hosting cultural events and meetings since its opening in 1866.