Discover Brading Old Town Hall heritage room this Heritage Open Days!
Brading Old Town Hall was the headquarters of the Brading Corporation, which ran the town from medieval times to 1890. Brading Town Trust was created in 1890 to continue looking after the historic buildings formerly owned by the Corporation, which include the Old Town Hall, the New Town Hall (built in 1901 on the site of the malt house and now houses the Brading Town Council), the Pound, and Beechgrove Park.
Explore the many historical documents and artefacts on display in the heritage room, including the 1547 original town charter, which was granted by Edward VI!
Event times
Friday 06 September: 1100-1500
Saturday 07 September: 1100-1500
Sunday 08 September: 1100-1500
Monday 09 September: 1100-1500
Tuesday 10 September: 1100-1500
Wednesday 11 September: 1100-1500
Thursday 12 September: 1100-1500
Friday 13 September: 1100-1500
Saturday 14 September: 1100-1500
Sunday 15 September: 1100-1500
Location & directions
The Old Town Hall, High street, Brading, Hampshire, PO36 0ED.
Booking information
Pre-booking: Not required.
Accessibility details
There are stairs to the heritage room. The downstairs area is accessible to all.
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