The Assembly Room on the first floor retains the original Goodwin decoration.
It occupies the building's entire east side, with six columns matching the exterior portico running down each side, immediately adjacent to the walls.
It has a large chandelier.
Much of the remaining interior, including the Council Chamber and Grand Stair, is attributed to Stevens in around 1870, and is described by Hartwell et al.
as "very Victorian."
The Council Chamber on the first floor has pilasters in pairs on the walls and a coffered ceiling.
The Grand Stair is roofed by a domed lantern with painted glass.
Its stone staircase has a cast-iron balustrade, which incorporates lights on the newel posts.

The "Picture Book", a sculpture by Joseph Durham, dates from 1867.
There is also a plaster sculpture of the goddess Artemis by Hamo Thorneycroft, dating from 1880.
The Assembly Room on the first floor retains the original Goodwin decoration. It occupies the building's entire east side, with six columns matching the exterior portico running down each side, immediately adjacent to the walls. It has a large chandelier. Much of the remaining interior, including the Council Chamber and Grand Stair, is attributed to Stevens in around 1870, and is described by Hartwell et al. as "very Victorian." The Council Chamber on the first floor has pilasters in pairs on the walls and a coffered ceiling. The Grand Stair is roofed by a domed lantern with painted glass. Its stone staircase has a cast-iron balustrade, which incorporates lights on the newel posts. 
The "Picture Book", a sculpture by Joseph Durham, dates from 1867. There is also a plaster sculpture of the goddess Artemis by Hamo Thorneycroft, dating from 1880.
Macclesfield Town Hall