Constructed in the early 16th century, Moot Hall features exposed timber beams, wattle and daub construction, and intricate brick nog infilling. The exact date of its construction remains uncertain, with estimates ranging from 1520 to 1550. The hall’s development coincided with a period of prosperity for Aldeburgh that lasted approximately 150 years, marking it as a significant part of the town’s civic and social life. The building’s exterior is noteworthy for its asymmetrical frontage facing Market Cross Place. The ground floor has six arched openings, originally housing small shops. The…
