Ethel Hall (page 28)

The Town Hall, Manchester Thomas Allom

Bentleys of Eddie Hall and RO Williams and a Bugatti, BARC meeting, Brooklands, Surrey, 1931 Bill Brunell

Ruins at London Wall from Carpenters' Hall as the result of a fire in 1849 Anonymous

Ironmongers' Hall, Fenchurch Street, London Anonymous

Leathersellers' Hall, and the Church of St Helen, Bishopsgate, City of London Edward Dayes

West Hall of Clinton Prison Anonymous

Thirlby Hall; Old Mr. Jacobson Examined With Interest The Glittering Contents Of My Leather Boxes William Small

Master Billy's procession to Grocers' Hall Anonymous

Eton, the Lower School Anonymous

Conference of the Evangelical Alliance at Amsterdam the Netherlands 1867 Anonymous

The Bob Cort Skiffle Harry Hammond

The Death of the First Born, 1865-80 Erastus Salisbury Field

Thirlby Hall, Drawn By William Small, 1883; Three More Figures Came Into View, One By One. Anonymous

Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother Cecil Beaton

Faneuil Hall Anonymous

The Barons and Prelates Before King John at Westminster Hall Anonymous

Overview of the Columbian Exposition of 1893 Anonymous

City Hall, Charleston Anonymous

Hall of the Skinners' Company Anonymous

Sir Hall Caine George Bellett Cowen

Miss Catherine Howard, c.1904 Ernest Leopold Sichel

Desdemona and Othello, 1847 Theodore Chasseriau

The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Century Colleges of Oxford University Anonymous

Portrait of Deborah Hall, 1766 William Williams

Philadelphia's Independence Hall Anonymous

Town Hall, Horsham Anonymous

Leigh - 'Park Hall' George Buckler

Vaults beneath Leathersellers' Hall, Little St Helen's, City of London Anonymous

Interior view of Leathersellers' Hall, Little St Helen's, City of London James Peller Malcolm

The Old Tyne Bridge, Moot Hall, St Nicholas' Cathedral and Castle Mary Jane Hancock

Reading in the Small Salon, 1927-1930 Edouard Vuillard

Rydal Hall, c.1790 Thomas Sautelle Roberts

The Winter Exhibition Pall Mall: Morning, 1862 Anonymous

Statue of a Kore (The Elgin Kore) Anonymous

Portrait of Sir Matthew Hale, 1682 Anonymous

Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother Cecil Beaton