The Grayston Unity, CALDERDALE, West Yorkshire

The Grayston Unity is an independent bar owned by folks who live in Halifax.

It’s in a building that dates back to the 1860s (originally opened as a County Court), take a look at the crest on the corner of the building.

Opposite the bar is the glorious Halifax Town Hall (anyone can go in to take a look), designed by the architect whose next job was the Houses of Parliament.

The bar itself is in a bit that used to be for carriages to enter.

A Wesleyan Chapel built in the 18th Century sat on the adjoining car park until the 1950s.