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Scarborough Town Hall

town hall in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, UK

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10 paintings

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  • James Stuart, Duke of Richmond
    James Stuart, Duke of Richmond
    Anthony van Dyck
    c. 1637 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • Scarborough in the Season
    Scarborough in the Season
    John Bell
    1869 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • The Spa Promenade
    The Spa Promenade
    Thomas Jones Barker
    1871 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • John Hart in Mayoral Robes
    John Hart in Mayoral Robes
    Frank Buchser
    1875 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • George, Lord Beeforth, Mayor (1893–1894)
    George, Lord Beeforth, Mayor (1893–1894)
    Henrietta Rae
    1897 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • William Henry Forester, First Earl of Londesborough
    William Henry Forester, First Earl of Londesborough
    Ernest Normand
    1901 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • Sir Charles Legard, MP for Scarborough (1874–1880)
    Sir Charles Legard, MP for Scarborough (1874–1880)
    Frank Bramley
    1903 · Scarborough Town Hall
  • Robert Aspland Marillier, Mayor (1896–1897)
    Robert Aspland Marillier, Mayor (1896–1897)
    John Augustus Thelwall
    · Scarborough Town Hall
  • Robert Forster, Mayor (1869–1870 & 1884–1885)
    Robert Forster, Mayor (1869–1870 & 1884–1885)
    Tom Comley Vivian
    19th century · Scarborough Town Hall
  • WImage under copyright
    William Charles Land (1828–1908), JP, Mayor of Scarborough (1878–1879)
    Unknown artist
    c. 1880 · Scarborough Town Hall
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