Newtown Old Town Hall
A mediaeval town hall without a town
Built on the foundations of the old mediaeval town hall in the 1600's, this building was used to send MP's to parliament from the rotten borough of Newtown. It now stands on it's own in a field but has a magnificent history.
- Owned by the National Trust
- Newtown was invaded by the French in 1377
- Used to send 2 MP's to Westminster
- Has it's own Pied Piper
It's an old building with a unique history
It's in the small village of Newtown towards the North Western coast of the Island.
For your Sat Nav:
Newtown
Isle of Wight
PO30 4PA
01983 531785
Free for National Trust members. Familiy tickets available if not.