Town Hall of Mol

Former town hall, built in 1805, to a design of 1804. Built as a "mairie" as a stone witness of the then French Rule. After all, the implantation before the church clearly stated that one had to know the civil authorities first in the event of birth, marriage or death: the state was above the church, which was in the service of the state authority. The left side of the building served as a justice of the peace until 1935; today on the ground floor as a tourist office and on the upper floor as an exhibition space for the Molse Kamer voor Heemkunde and Historisch Museum, where various aspects of Mol's history and popular life are highlighted.

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