Images of Queen's Hall Arts
Queen's Hall Arts and its collection
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The Old Gaol, alternatively known as the Manor Office, is a historical building located in Hallgate, Hexham, Northumberland, England. This Grade I listed building currently functions as a museum, offering visitors a glimpse into its rich history.
Architectural History of The Old Gaol
The Old Gaol was commissioned by the Archbishop of York, William Melton, and was completed in January 1332. The building was designed in the Medieval style and constructed using rubble masonry, reflecting the architectural trends of the time.
The Old Gaol Museum: A Journey Through Time
Reopened as a museum in 1980, The Old Gaol covers a wide range of topics including archaeology, archives, costume and textiles, law and order, music, photography, social history, weapons and war. The collections feature 15th and 16th century arms and armour, along with other objects of local historical interest, providing a comprehensive insight into the region's past.
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Art & Design Archaeology Historic house Medieval art & Early Renaissance art Music Photography War