Located at the junction of Butcher Row and ??
'...an irregular quadrilateral, not far off square, jettied on at least two adjacent sides and gabled' (Mackie, Folkestone and its Neighbourhood 83).
The hall was on the upper storey with an open market below.
As the seat of civic government and centre for festive occasions, Folkestone's Town Hall was probably the venue for most performances by touring entertainers before the mayor and city officials between 1512 and 1621, the period during which relevant payments were recorded.
Demolished.
1565 Extensive repairs recorded.
1607 Windows glazed.
1616 Further repairs made.
1730 Deteriorating but repaired again.
1840 Demolished.
1856 New town hall built on a different site on Guildhall Street.
REED Kent: Diocese of Canterbury 2.574--91
