New Bolingbroke Town Hall

New Bolingbroke Town Hall is a historic Grade II listed building located in New Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire, England. Originally commissioned as a butter market by John Parkinson in the early 1820s, the neoclassical structure features an arcaded ground floor and an assembly room that served various community functions, including church services. Despite its name, New Bolingbroke has remained a small village. The building underwent significant renovations in recent years, enhancing its historical charm while serving as a meeting place for the Carrington and New Bolingbroke Town Council. Visitors can appreciate its architectural details, including the colour washed red brick and hipped pantile roof, while learning about its evolution from a market hub to a municipal center.