File:Spring Hall Halifax 059.jpg
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Interior of Spring Hall, now known as Spring Hall Mansions, off Huddersfield Road, Halifax, West Yorkshire. The cellar is a remnant of the first 17th century building which the architect rebuilt in the Gothic Revival manner from ground floor upwards. The cellar has a 17th century arched brick ceiling - a construction which was often used in the great houses of that century, and which makes it part of the foundations. This mansion was a rebuild of a 17th century house, and designed in 1871 by William Swinden Barber for Tom Holdsworth. It is owned by Kirklees Council and it houses Calderdale Register Office. Note: Most of the interior of the building is not accessible to the public. Each interior image by this uploader was taken with kind permission of Council staff. |
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