What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Shire Hall - Built 1753 -8 - Architect Sanderson Miller - Refaced 1950s - Recorded plaque organisation: Warwick Society.
Sanderson Miller designed Shire Hall in Warwick, showcasing his architectural skills and contributing to the town's civic architecture; the building, constructed between 1753-1758, remains a significant example of Georgian public architecture.
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