Lavenham Guildhall
Lavenham Guildhall stands at the heart of one of England's best-preserved medieval wool towns, a magnificent 16th-century timber-framed building that once regulated the powerful wool trade. Inside, it tells the story of Lavenham's extraordinary prosperity — the town was once among the wealthiest in England — and the community that built these crooked, beautiful streets.
- Tudor timber-framed wool guild hall
- Heart of medieval Lavenham
- Suffolk wool trade heritage
Best for Tudor history and the charm of a perfectly preserved wool town.
Things to see at Lavenham Guildhall
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- Jettied Timber-Framed Façade
- Gabled Central Porch
- Wool and Cloth Trade Exhibits
- Lavenham Railway Memorabilia Display
- Medieval Market Place View