What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Town Hall. Built 1881-85 as Hotel Mont Dore. Used during the First World War as a military hospital. Converted in 1921 to Town Hall. Architect - Alfred Bedborough Recorded plaque organisation: Borough of Bournemouth.
The building, originally constructed as Hotel Mont Dore between 1881-85 by architect Alfred Bedborough, served as a military hospital during WWI before being converted into the Town Hall in 1921, reflecting its adaptive reuse and historical significance.
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