Old Town Hall, Richmond

The Old Town Hall in Richmond, London, is a historic municipal building that served as the town hall from 1893 to 1965. Designed in the Elizabethan Renaissance style by W. J. Ancell, it features an asymmetrical façade, a prominent clock tower, and a rich history including restoration after damage during World War II. Today, it houses the Central Reference Library, the Museum of Richmond, and the Riverside Gallery, making it a cultural hub for visitors interested in local history and art.