What is recorded here
Coachmakers' Hall, located in the City of London, was a historic meeting place for the Worshipful Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness Makers, established to regulate and support the trade of coachbuilding in the 17th century. The hall served as a centre for the guild's activities until its dissolution in the 19th century and is now remembered as a memorial to the craft's legacy in London's transport and social history.
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