Great Hall

The Great Hall pre-dates the Great Fire of London and has been used for over 700 years of fine dining, balls, and large receptions. The Hall boasts three-metre-high stained glass windows that fill the space with natural light, while the lofty ceilings add an element of grandeur and spaciousness. The dais serves as a prominent focal point, making the room versatile enough to accommodate Christmas parties, dinners, and ceremonies. On the gallery, you will find a mahogany organ, which was installed in the Hall in 1966 and remains the only working organ in a Livery Hall.