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Guildford Constitutional Hall

The Constitutinal Hall on Guildford High Street was built in 1886 for the purpose of furthering the interests of the Conservative Party in Guildford. It could accommodate 400 people and the speakers' platform is still in place. It was also used for dances, concerts and dinners. Subsequently, it was used as an early 'picture house', one of the country's first 100 cinemas.
Constitutional Hall
Taken by Jo on 2007-09-09
Constitutional Hall seen from the speakers' gallery.
Windows
Taken by Jo on 2007-09-09
Round windows in Constitutional Hall.
Speakers' Gallery
Taken by Jo on 2007-09-09
Looking out from the speakers' gallery in Constitutional Hall.
Constitutional Hall
Taken by Jo on 2007-09-09
Looking along to the speakers' gallery in Constitutional Hall.
Constitutional Hall
Taken by Jo on 2007-09-09
The main part of Constitutional Hall with the Speakers' Gallery at the back.
Constitutional Hall
Taken by Jo on 2007-09-09
The steps up into the main part of the hall.
Floor Plate
Taken by Chaz on 2007-09-09
Floor plate by a door inside the Constitutional Hall.
Magazines
Taken by Chaz on 2007-09-09
Back issues of National Geographic in the library room in Constitutional Hall.
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