Haberdashers Hall Collection

The Great Fire in the City: ruins of Haberdashers Hall, 1864. Creator: Unknown
The Great Fire in the City: ruins of Haberdashers Hall, [City of London], 1864. In a conflagration of a calamitous extent...one of the oldest of our civic halls - that of the Haberdashers Company

Interior of Haberdashers Hall (engraving)
3636191 Interior of Haberdashers Hall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Interior of Haberdashers Hall)

The great fire of the City: ruins of Haberdashers Hall (engraving)
606944 The great fire of the City: ruins of Haberdashers Hall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The great fire of the City)

London City Guilds, the Haberdashers Company (engraving)
1622903 London City Guilds, the Haberdashers Company (engraving) by Bothams, Walter (fl.1882-1914); Private Collection; (add.info.: London City Guilds, the Haberdashers Company)

The Great Fire in the City, Ruins of Haberdashers Hall (engraving)
1613259 The Great Fire in the City, Ruins of Haberdashers Hall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Great Fire in the City, Ruins of Haberdashers Hall)

City Improvements, Messers Thomas Tapling, Beall, and Companys New Warehouse, and the Entrance to Haberdashers Hall
1610963 City Improvements, Messers Thomas Tapling, Beall, and Companys New Warehouse, and the Entrance to Haberdashers Hall, Gresham-Street (engraving) by English School

Interior of Haberdashers Hall, 1876, (1897). Creator: Unknown
Interior of Haberdashers Hall, 1876, (1897). Gresham Street headquarters of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers, one of the livery companies of the City of London

Haberdashers Hall, Gresham Street, City of London, 1895. Artist: John Crowther
Haberdashers Hall, Gresham Street, City of London, 1895. Interior of the Haberdashers Hall, showing the court room

The old door of Haberdashers Hall, City of London, 1830. Artist: W Watkins
The old door of Haberdashers Hall, City of London, 1830

Haberdashers Hall, City of London, 1811. Artist: William Angus
Haberdashers Hall, City of London, 1811. View of Haberdashers Hall as rebuilt in 1668 to the designs of Sir Christopher Wren

Ruins of the banqueting hall of Haberdashers Hall, City of London, 1864. The damage was the result of a fire in August 1864

Interior of Haberdashers Hall, 1876, London

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"Haberdashers Hall: A Storied Legacy in the Heart of London" Step into the enchanting world of Haberdashers Hall, where history and elegance intertwine. This iconic building has witnessed centuries of change, from its exquisite interiors to its dramatic ruins. Intricate engravings capture the grandeur of Haberdashers Hall's interior, showcasing its opulent design and timeless beauty. The halls echo with whispers of past gatherings, where influential figures once convened under its magnificent roof. However, not all chapters in this hall's story were filled with celebration. The devastating Great Fire left behind haunting ruins that stand as a testament to the resilience of London City Guilds and their enduring spirit. As time passed, city improvements brought forth new beginnings for Haberdashers Hall. Engravings depict Messers Thomas Tapling, Beall, and Companys New Warehouse alongside the entrance to this esteemed establishment on Gresham Street—a symbol of progress amidst an ever-evolving cityscape. The unknown creator's 1876 depiction offers a glimpse into the hall's interior during this era—an elegant space that exudes sophistication and charm. John Crowther's artwork from 1895 captures both the architectural splendor and historical significance that define Haberdashers Hall. Travel back further in time through W Watkins' portrayal from 1830 or William Angus' masterpiece from 1811—each capturing different facets of this cherished landmark throughout history. These images transport us to bygone eras when bustling trade surrounded these hallowed walls. Even amid destruction, there is beauty; captured in an engraving from 1864 lies the haunting remains of Haberdashers Hall's banqueting hall—a poignant reminder that even great structures can fall victim to time's relentless march forward.