Queen's Hall (London)

• Theatre ID
  792
• Built / Converted
  1900
• Dates of use
  • 1900 - 1938
• Current state
  Demolished
• Current use
  demolished
• Address
  Sheen Road, Richmond, London, TW9, England

Details

The Queen's Hall was built as a Freemasons Club and Hall and was used for entertainment. It had a stage with proscenium, and in 1911 was converted to double with bioscope by the Wright Brothers. It continued in the 'club' style of entertainment until 1938 when it became a servicemen's club and canteen for the duration of the war. Afterwards it became the Richmond Community Centre, catering for a variety of organisations and activities. It was demolished in 1986.

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• Other names
  The Pictorial Hall, New Pavilion, Inman's Club
• Events
  • 1900 - 1938 Use:
  • 1900 - 1909 Owner/Management: Freemasons, owners
  • 1900 Design/Construction: (architect unknown).
  • 1911 Alteration: bioscope installed.
  • 1911 Owner/Management: Wright Bros, lessees
  • 1938 Alteration: converted to Servicemen's Club (architect unknown).
  • 1938 Owner/Management: Armed forces, lessees
  • 1944 Alteration: converted to Community Centre
    • Unknown - Architect
  • 1944 Owner/Management: Richmond Borough Council
  • 1986 Demolition:
• Listings
  • Grade Not listed