This is a great historical imposing building in the town centre that is well worth looking at its architectural structures and reading about its history within the city Just outside of the building is the coronation stone which itself is well worth a look

Grade II listed. Designed by Maurice Webb 1934-5. He also designed Bentalls. I did a tour a few years ago but found the interior disappointing.

The Guildhall was built by Maurice Webb architect (1880-1939) as a late example of neo- Georgian but with style and panache. Webb came from a family of Architects, and his father was Sir Aston Webb (1849-1830) who built many large famous buildings in London including...More

faily well organised,long wait but organiseation was acceptable as different departments are situated in different buildings

Built in 1935, the guildhall is built with Portland stone and is circular in design. Inside is a marble hall and central staircase with some nice features. It is a grade 2 listed building and within its grounds is the Coronation Stone. This building is...More

The Guildhall in kingston is a circular building with some good architectural features that incorporates a tall tower section. all round is is possibly "Art Deco" .It is worth viewing. You can go inside to the foyer.

The current Guildhall in Kingston was built in 1935 and is now a Grade 2 listed building. it is very impressive with a construction of Neo red bricks and Portland stone. It is the town hall and administrative centre for Kingston Upon Thames..