A new page on the Parish Church....and an account of the gala reopening of the Guildhall in 1889 to celebrate its refurbishment.

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There is now a page dedicated to the Parish Church sparked by the Research Team's project to examine materials related to it held in the Museum's Archives, and a news cutting from 1889 describes in some detail the look of the newly refurbished Guildhall in Bridge Street and the celebrations that took place to mark its repopening.

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A new page on the Parish Church....and an account of the gala reopening of the Guildhall in 1889 to celebrate its refurbishment.

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