Old Town Hall, Ormskirk

The Old Town Hall in Ormskirk, Lancashire, is a historic Grade II listed building completed in 1779, originally serving as a municipal meeting place and court leet. Designed in neoclassical style, it features a symmetrical facade and was built on land donated by the Earl of Derby. Over the years, it has transitioned from a court and marketplace to a drill hall for military use, and now houses retail establishments, including a taproom. Visitors can appreciate its architectural details, such as the pediment with the Earl's coat of arms and the 19th-century windows.