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| − | '''Northampton''' is a large market town in the English county of [[Northamptonshire]], in which it is the county town, namesake and largest settlement. It has a university, The University of Northampton, that was at one time Nene College of Higher Education. It also has a [[Roman Catholic]] cathedral, which is on the A508, the road which links Northampton to Leicestershire. | + | '''Northampton''' is a large market town in the English county of [[Northamptonshire]], in which it is the county town, namesake and largest settlement. It has a university, The University of Northampton, that was at one time Nene College of Higher Education. Among Northampton's most impressive structures is the Northampton Guildhall which, designed in gothic revival style by Edward William Godwin, was constructed in 1864. It also has a [[Roman Catholic]] cathedral, which is on the A508, the road which links Northampton to Leicestershire. |
[[Category:Settlements in Northamptonshire]] | [[Category:Settlements in Northamptonshire]] | ||
Revision as of 06:40, May 2, 2025
Northampton is a large market town in the English county of Northamptonshire, in which it is the county town, namesake and largest settlement. It has a university, The University of Northampton, that was at one time Nene College of Higher Education. Among Northampton's most impressive structures is the Northampton Guildhall which, designed in gothic revival style by Edward William Godwin, was constructed in 1864. It also has a Roman Catholic cathedral, which is on the A508, the road which links Northampton to Leicestershire.