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Buildings of historic interest

St Albans has a wide variety of distinctive buildings from different periods of its history. You can read about some of them here; we will be adding more in future.

  • Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough & her Almshouses

    Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough & her Almshouses

    The redoubtable Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, commissioned the Marlborough Almshouses which still stand on Hatfield Road.
  • St Albans Corn Exchange – form and materials

    St Albans Corn Exchange – form and materials

    I have always been interested in the form and materials of the Corn Exchange and particularly its unusual creamy-yellow ‘white’ ...
  • St Albans Town Hall

    St Albans Town Hall

    Designed by George Smith and built in 1830, the Town Hall with its Neo-Classical style presented the inhabitants of St Albans with an edifice totally new to this country town.
  • Westminster Lodge

    Westminster Lodge

    The chequered history of Westminster Lodge.
  • Brief notes

    Brief notes (10)

Buildings
  • The buildings of St Albans: a city of infinite variety
  • The earliest known photo of St Albans?
  • Public houses
  • Buildings of historic interest
  • The Clock Tower
  • St Albans Abbey
  • Other bodies with an interest in architecture and buildings
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