A Story To Be Part Of…
It’s fair to say that Hanbury Hall has been around a while. A blue plaque on its wall provides a glimpse of the building’s significant history. Originally built in 1719 as a French Huguenot church, this place has witnessed a count of noteworthy events, including public readings by Charles Dickens and the 1888 Match Girls strike meetings. Standing amongst the ever changing Spitalfields’ streets, we arrive at the present day.
It’s fair to say that Hanbury Hall has been around a while. A blue plaque on its wall provides a glimpse of the building’s significant history. Originally built in 1719 as a French Huguenot church, this place has witnessed a count of noteworthy events, including public readings by Charles Dickens and the 1888 Match Girls strike meetings. Standing amongst the ever changing Spitalfields’ streets, we arrive at the present day.
We are so excited to be bringing new life and purpose into Hanbury Hall, a coworking space with a difference. Hanbury Hall is a warm, friendly space, with community at it’s core. Find a comfortable environment to do good work, making new connections and a place to be inspired.
Visit us and enjoy a coffee, find out more of what we’re all about and stay for the day. Experience what its like to be part of the neighbourhood, across the street from Old Trumans and off Brick Lane. Find yourself part of the story, a local, a member of this exciting, creative community.
