Venues

Ayr Town Hall

Ayr Town Hall

Image credit: Ian Rainey, CC BY-SA 2.0 (source: Geograph)

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Public building in South Ayrshire

4 artworks

Part of South Ayrshire Council

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Seen from miles around, this is Ayr’s most prominent landmark, with an impressive steeple rising to 225 feet. It was designed by Thomas Hamilton, work commencing in 1827, at the cost of £10,000. The Hall hosts a variety of concerts and events.

New Bridge Street, Ayr, South Ayrshire KA7 1JX Scotland

Access is available by arrangement.

Artworks

  • Hugh Miller
    Hugh Miller Douglas Harvey (c.1821–after 1900)
    Ayr Town Hall
  • Hugh Cowan
    Hugh Cowan Daniel Macnee (1806–1882)
    Ayr Town Hall
  • Ayr Aerial View
    Ayr Aerial View Jonathan James Warrender (b.1954)
    Ayr Town Hall
  • Lord James Crichton Stewart, MP for County of Ayr
    Lord James Crichton Stewart, MP for County of Ayr John D. Stevens (1793–1868)
    Ayr Town Hall

Not every artwork is on display – if you would like to see a particular work, contact the venue before your visit

South Ayrshire Council has another 443 artworks

Artists

  • Ayr Aerial View
    Jonathan James Warrender (b.1954)
  • Hugh Miller
    Douglas Harvey (c.1821–after 1900)
  • John Aitchison (1769–1859)
    Daniel Macnee (1806–1882)
  • Lord James Crichton Stewart, MP for County of Ayr
    John D. Stevens (1793–1868)
Ayr Town Hall is part of

South Ayrshire Council

South Ayrshire Council artworks can also be found at these venues

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Venues in South Ayrshire

  •
    Ayr Academy
  • County Buildings, South Ayrshire Council
  • Maclaurin Art Gallery at Rozelle House
  • McKechnie Institute
  • National Trust for Scotland, Culzean Castle, Garden & Country Park
  • National Trust for Scotland, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
  • Rozelle House Galleries