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Incorporated into the Hall in 1983, this fine room has been extensively refurbished to the most exacting standards.  It features extensive natural daylight, but also has the benefit of complete black-out facilities for presentations.

A major feature of the room is a display of some of the Company’s historic uniforms and silver. This includes the coat of the Company Bargemaster and a Doggett’s Coat and Badge presented to the Company by Prince Albert in 1851.

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 At the heart of the original Georgian building, this beautiful room is ideal for meetings or small receptions.

With its large windows, it enjoys ample daylight and the many fine paintings provide an interesting backdrop and introduction to the Company's history.

Designed by William Blackburn, this room dates back to 1780 and is a perfect example of eighteenth century domestic architecture.

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This delightful wood panelled room contains some of the Company's finest silver treasures.  It is a fitting room for meetings, receptions and dining in interesting surroundings giving a flavour of the Company's past.

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Situated on the Ground Floor of the original Georgian building with wonderful stained glass window, bookcase and display cases showing some interesting Company artefacts.

This charming, comfortable room is ideal for a small meeting or for discrete dining and dates back to 1780.