Image: The Burton Memorial and the Moot Hall, Daventry, geograph 5717466 by Humphrey Bolton

Description: The Burton Memorial and the Moot Hall, Daventry Waymarking.com states that the Burton Memorial was erected to the memory of Edmund Charles Burton (1826-1907) a very prominent figure in Daventry affairs. It was erected in 1908 and is listed Grade II. The Moot Hall was built in 1769, presumably as a town hall. It has had a variety of uses over the years, and is currently shown on maps as a museum, although it is now the head office of the Neale Agency (from Wikipedia). It is listed Grade II* and the Plume of Feathers next to it is listed Grade II.
Title: The Burton Memorial and the Moot Hall, Daventry, geograph 5717466 by Humphrey Bolton
Credit: geograph.org.uk
Author: Humphrey Bolton
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