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Lancaster Town Hall

listed building in Lancaster, Lancashire, England, UK

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12 paintings

  • Admiral Lord Nelson (1758–1805)
    Admiral Lord Nelson (1758–1805)
    James Lonsdale
    1806 · Lancaster Town Hall
  • The Right Honourable William Pitt the Younger (1759–1806)
    The Right Honourable William Pitt the Younger (1759–1806)
    James Lonsdale
    1806 · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Alderman Leonard Redmayne
    Alderman Leonard Redmayne
    Philip Westcott
    1860 · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Alderman James Williamson, Senior (1816–1879), Mayor of Lancaster (1864–1865)
    Alderman James Williamson, Senior (1816–1879), Mayor of Lancaster (1864–1865)
    James Archer
    1882 · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Mrs Briggs, Mayoress of Lancaster (1913–1919)
    Mrs Briggs, Mayoress of Lancaster (1913–1919)
    Robert Edward Morrison
    1919 · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Alderman Charles Blades, JP
    Alderman Charles Blades, JP
    Sydney Hodges
    · Lancaster Town Hall
  • George lll (1738–1820) (copy of Thomas Lawrence)
    George lll (1738–1820) (copy of Thomas Lawrence)
    Cornelius Henderson
    · Lancaster Town Hall
  • His Royal Highness the Duke of York (1763–1827) (copy of Thomas Phillips)
    His Royal Highness the Duke of York (1763–1827) (copy of Thomas Phillips)
    Cornelius Henderson
    · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Alderman Thomas Giles
    Alderman Thomas Giles
    James Lonsdale
    · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Samuel Gregson
    Samuel Gregson
    James Lonsdale
    · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Samuel Gregson
    Samuel Gregson
    James Lonsdale
    · Lancaster Town Hall
  • Sir Richard Owen (1804–1892), FRS, KGB
    Sir Richard Owen (1804–1892), FRS, KGB
    Henry Jones Thaddeus
    · Lancaster Town Hall
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