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Dukinfield Town Hall

Dukinfield Town Hall

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Public building in Greater Manchester

Part of Tameside Museums and Galleries Service: The Astley Cheetham Art Collection

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Dukinfield Town Hall was built in the Domestic Gothic Style. It was opened on 15th June 1901 by Alderman James Pickup, and cost £15,000 to erect from plans by J. Eaton and Sons of Ashton. The clock is by J. R. Joyce of Whitchurch, and the five bells were cast by Taylor and Co. of Loughborough. Nowadays the Town Hall doubles as the borough register office and as a leisure centre.

King Street, Dukinfield, Greater Manchester SK16 4LA England

The artworks at this location can only be viewed by prior arrangement with Tameside Museums and Galleries Service.

http://www.tameside.gov.uk/buildings/dukinfieldth

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

Tameside Museums and Galleries Service: The Astley Cheetham Art Collection has 199 artworks

Dukinfield Town Hall is part of

Tameside Museums and Galleries Service: The Astley Cheetham Art Collection

Tameside Museums and Galleries Service: The Astley Cheetham Art Collection artworks can also be found at these venues

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Venues in Greater Manchester

  •
    Abney Hall
  • Altrincham Town Hall
  • Ashton Town Hall
  • Astley Cheetham Art Gallery
  • Bolton Museum and Art Gallery
  • Bolton Town Hall
  • Bramall Hall
  • Bury Art Museum
  • Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
  • Chetham's Library