What is recorded here
On or near this site stood the second Turners' Hall 1736 - 66
Turners' Hall was a significant social and civic building in 18th-century London, associated with the Turner family, who were prominent in the city's mercantile and charitable sectors. The second Turners' Hall, built in 1736, served as a venue for public meetings and entertainment, reflecting the growing importance of civic institutions during the period.
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