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## Gifford Town Hall
Gifford Town Hall, located in The Square, Gifford, East Lothian, Scotland, was originally a residential property completed around 1705. In 1775, the central section was added, transforming it into a school. The neoclassical-style building, completed in 1884, features a clock tower with a pyramid-shaped roof, ventilator, small spire, and weather vane. The clock was donated by Peter Burn Swinton, factor of the Yester House Estate. The building was acquired by the Feuars of Gifford in 1979 and leased to the Gifford Community Association, which initiated extensive refurbishments in 1981. The main assembly hall now serves as a community events venue. (en.wikipedia.org)
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