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guildhall
[ gild-hawl ]
noun
- (in Britain) the hall built or used by a guild or corporation for its assemblies; town hall.
guildhall
/ ˈɡɪ±ô»åËŒ³óɔ˱ô /
noun
- the hall of a guild or corporation
- a town hall
- Alsogildhall the meeting place of a medieval guild
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of guildhall1
Example Sentences
The Grade I-listed theatre, described as the largest intact medieval guildhall in England, is undergoing major conservation work.
As the sound of bells rings out across Brussels’ Grand Place and its opulent guildhalls, officials cannot hide their dismay.
Schlüsselzunft is an Old World charmer of a restaurant in a guildhall building that dates to 1306 on a pedestrian street in Basel’s delightful Old Town.
Kether, artist and designer of catapults and siege engines, needed only a drafting table brought into his room at the guildhall.
The guildhall, built in 1420, was named after a religious foundation - the Guild of the Holy Cross.
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