Upper Hall from Crawley, Sussex

The main feature of this 15th-century building is the hall on the first floor, a long open room which was possibly originally a communal meeting place. The ground floor was divided into separate rooms. The surviving structure was originally the centre of a longer building, and modern ends have been added to the exhibit to replace what had disappeared. The building is used as the Museum's library and meeting hall and is normally closed to the public.

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