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A Guildhall is a building historically used by guilds for meetings. It is also the name of several specific buildings, now mainly used as town halls.
Guildhall can also refer to the town of Guildhall, Vermont.

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A Guildhall is a building historically used by guilds for meetings. It is also the name of several specific buildings, now mainly used as town halls.
- Guildhall, London — the town hall of the City of London
- Guildhall, Windsor — the location of the wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
- Guildhall, Derry
- Guildhall, Bath
- Guildhall, Blakeney
- Guildhall, Cardigan
- Guildhall, Chester
- Guildhall, Durham
- Guildhall, Exeter - the oldest extant municipal building in the United Kingdom
- Guildhall, Gloucester
- Guildhall, Guildford
- Guildhall, Kingston upon Hull
- Guildhall, Leicester
- Guildhall, Looe
- Guildhall, Lydd
- Guildhall, Much Wenlock
- Newport, Guildhall - The oldest Building in Newport, Shropshire dating from 1540
- Guildhall, Oxford (1292–1752), replaced by Oxford Town Hall
- Guildhall, Swansea
- Guildhall, York
- Middlesex Guildhall, Westminster
- Southampton Guildhall - City Hall and Events Venue in Southampton, Hampshire.
- Guildhall & Charter Theatre, Preston
- Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London
- Guildhall, High Wycombe
Guildhall can also refer to the town of Guildhall, Vermont.
- The Guildhall at SMU - A school for developing Digital Entertainment.
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