| The Town Hall Calverley Road Tunbridge Wells |
| Tunbridge Wells' Town Hall was opened in March 1941 by wartime mayor Charles Westbrook. It was designed by architects Percy Thomas and Ernest Prestwich who had won a competition in 1934 for a neo-Georgian Civic Centre which incorporated the Town Hall, Assembly Hall, Police Station, Library and Museum. Building commenced in 1937. It replaced the Decimus Burton buidings - Calverley Parade, Calverley Mews and Calverley Terrace - that the council had acquired in 1895 |
Books and other documents | |
| Published | Title, author and references |
| 1883 | Pelton's Illustrated Guide to Tunbridge Wells by J. Radford Thomson, M.A. ⇒ p. 93 |
| Historical records | |||||
| c 1945 |  | The Town Hall, Tunbridge Wells photographed by Photocrom Co Ltd. | Private collection | ||
| c 1950 |  | Civic Centre, Tunbridge Wells | Private collection | ||
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