Hall and the town halls of Halifax, Paisley, Burslem, Hornsey, Manchester, Lynton, Dunfermline, Fordwich and Much Wenlock were selected as the "ten town halls to visit" by Architecture Today. It commented: "The epitome of northern civic bombast, Leeds' municipal palace has a grandeur that helps sustain the city's sense of its own importance. Its architect, Cuthbert Brodrick, also contributed the Corn Exchange and City Museum before disappearing into obscurity". See also Architecture of Leeds List of tallest buildings and structures in Leeds Leeds Civic Hall, the successor building for Leeds City Council's civic functions Grade I listed buildings in West Yorkshire Listed buildings in Leeds (City and Hunslet Ward - northern area) References Notes Bibliography External links Full 360 degree virtual tour of the Leeds Town Hall – Roundme Suggested further reading on Leeds Town Hall – Leodis Organ Specification Leeds Town Hall: Government buildings completed in 1858 Grade I listed buildings in Leeds Buildings and structures in Leeds Concert halls in England Grade I listed government buildings Grade I listed concert halls Tourist attractions in Leeds City and town halls in West Yorkshire Neoclassical architecture in Leeds Cuthbert Brodrick buildings