Dating from just a few years after the great fire - one of London's most historic company halls, with a fascinating collection of apothecaries' jars, etc. Go there during the open house weekend in September.
Agatha Christie did one of their qualifications - probably where she got all her knowledge of poisons from
With reference to hiring the main hall. Absolutely delightful place, the ladies are a charm to interact with. The courtyard is so peaceful, one doesn't realise we're in London. The hall is aged and historical, wonderfully decorated with access to a small room and toilet and kitchen facilities.
Perfect facility for Friday Prayers - thank you Halls4Jummah.
Also what a stunning place architecturally, I guess one of the places that makes London very unique and special.
Very stimulating courses that I highly recommend for doctors
One of the historical livery society. Went as part of Open House 2019. Very grand.
Beautiful guild building - well worth a visit if you can get an invite
One of the better livery houses - claims to be the oldest in the City. Lots of wood panelling and interesting collection of artefacts. Not generally open to the public but several events throughout the year and a number of rooms for hire. Usually on the Open House circuit if you want a visit. Worth a little homework to make the most of it.
Amazing historical place
It s not opened for public, but if someone ever had a chance to visit; it s a great experience.
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