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Romsey Town Hall is a municipal building in the Market Place in Romsey, Hampshire, England. The structure is the meeting place of Romsey Town Council. History. The first municipal building in the town was a medieval structure in the Market Place which was described latterly as "a small old house in bad repair".
Romsey Town Hall was built in 1866 and served as a county court and civic offices. It now hosts the local council, history society, weddings and events, and displays paintings of Romsey's royal and local connections.
Find out what's on at Romsey Town Hall, a historic venue for community activities and events. Learn how to book the hall, join local groups, or access Barclays Bank services.
Find out about the latest news, events, services and activities in Romsey Town. Learn about the council, its councillors, committees, meetings and policies.
THE RUMSEY TOWN HALL. Since 1906, The Rumsey Town Hall has served the community and acts as a gathering place for various social events in the upper Capay Valley. CAPAY VALLEY ALMOND FESTIVAL. Our annual festival celebrating the beautiful aromatic blossoms of the Almond tree. FESTIVAL INFO. RESERVE THE RUMSEY TOWN HALL.
The Victorian Town Hall, which first opened in 1866, now houses Romsey Town Council’s offices and is open to the public. It is located in the heart of the town, near the market place and the abbey.
Romsey Town Hall. Golden Gecko Climbing. Romsey Rapids. Mountbatten Gallery. Broadlands. Paultons Park. Delta Force Paintball. Sir Harold Hillier Gardens. Mottisfont Abbey. Romsey Markets. The Romsey War Horse. Welcome to Romsey. Three Rivers Rail. Frankie's Fun Factory. The Fire Brigade Museum. Flourish Pottery Painting and Craft Studio.
