Płock Town Hall

[2] The town hall is known for its tradition of playing a bugle call from the tower.

[3] According to Bishop Antoni Julian Nowowiejski, a previous town hall structure was demolished in the early 19th century due to being in poor condition.

This older structure stood near the middle of the market area which featured butchers and a platform for corporal punishment.

[4] Bishop Nowowiejski places the start date for the current city hall as 1820, but other sources state 1824–1827.

[5] On 23 September 1831, during the November Uprising, the last Sejm of the Kingdom of Poland was held at the town hall.