Norwich, Guildhall And Market Place 1891
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28164

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This fine flint building was built using forced labour in the 15th century. Part of it was used as a prison, and played its part as 'Death Row' to such prisoners as Thomas Bilney, the Tudor heretic, and Robert Kett, the famous Norfolk rebel. In 1891 it was the seat of local government. Nine years later it was almost demolished, but was saved by the mayor's casting vote.
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