The original Glaziers Hall, in Fye Foot Lane was destroyed in the Great Fire of London in 1666 and was not relocated for a further 300 years. The Hall’s present home of Hibernia Wharf, directly on the Thames was erected in 1808 as a warehouse. The Hall also adjoins London Bridge and the infamous Nancy Steps made famous by Charles Dickens in his novel ‘Oliver Twist’

Glaziers Hall is shared by three City of London Livery Companies; The Scientific Instrument Makers, the Launderers and the Glaziers.

The Hall is available to hire for functions. For more details please see;

http://www.glaziershall.co.uk/