What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: Woodstock Town Hall built in 1766 when the ground floor was an open market & Fire Engine House Recorded plaque organisation: Woodstock Town Council.
Woodstock Town Hall, constructed in 1766, initially served as a marketplace and housed the local fire engine, reflecting its dual role in economic transactions and public safety for the community.
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