Inverness Townhall

One of my favourite buildings in Inverness is its townhall.

The Inverness Townhall is located on the high street close to the River Ness.

Front Entrance of Iverness Townhall

It was designed by William Lawrie in the Gothic style, built with ashlar stone and was officially opened by the Duke of Edinburgh on 19 January 1882. The design was modelled on The McManus, an art gallery and museum in Dundee which had been designed by George Gilbert Scott and completed in 1867.

Side view of Inverness Townhall

This building is definitely a Scottish Pearl!

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