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surmounted by carvings of animals. There is a four-storey stair tower, with a spire turret. Inside, there is much carved wood and tilework. The principal rooms include the council chamber and the Elgar Room, which is used for weddings and civil partnership ceremonies. The gate posts are also listed.
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