black plaque · England

Guildhall, Southampton

Bargate and Guildhall During the 12th Century this northern gateway to the medieval town was a single round archway. In the 13th century two round towers were added and early in the 15th century the north front was extended. The Guildhall now a museum was formerly the town's administrative centre and used for public functions and for performances by companies of strolling players.

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