Worthing Town Hall, Worthing
SussexCity & CultureHistory & HeritageMajor Landmarks
About this attraction
About Worthing Town Hall, Worthing
Worthing Town Hall stands as an imposing Grade II-listed Edwardian building at the civic heart of Worthing. Completed in 1903, it showcases confident Edwardian Baroque design with a grand hall, decorative stonework and a striking clock tower. The building remains an active cultural and civic venue, hosting theatrical performances, exhibitions and community events throughout the year.
Visitors can appreciate the building's architectural character from outside and around the surrounding area. The Town Hall occupies a prominent position on Chapel Road, serving as a focal point for Worthing's town centre and a symbol of the town's Victorian and Edwardian prosperity as a fashionable seaside resort. The building continues to play a central role in the town's cultural calendar, making it a natural landmark for any exploration of Worthing's heritage.
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