DescriptionYarm Town Hall - geograph.org.uk - 1599079.jpg
English: Yarm Town Hall Charming little brick built town hall of 1710. It once had an arched open ground floor. A plaque on the south wall marks the height of the March 1811 flood. There are similarities to Northallerton as both towns have curving main streets lined with 18th century buildings, though Yarm's town hall is far nicer than the 19th century effort in Northallerton.
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