Point of interest
Victoria Hall
7 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Eric, Julie & Maisy
January 29, 2014
Comedy nights, dance classes.. you name it, its probably on at the Victoria Hall!
Jacqueline
September 2, 2021
Victoria Hall was opened in 1871 by Sir Titus Salt, as a 'centre for recreation, culture and learning' for his villagers. Today, the venue is owned by the Salt Foundation - a charitable trust - and is used for many of the same purposes as when it was first built. The Lions outside Victoria Hall (and the Salt Building opposite, part of Shipley College) have stories to tell too. They were designed by sculptor Thomas Milnes of London, and were – apparently – originally destined for the bottom of Nelson’s column in Trafalgar Square in London. Local legend has it that the lions clamber down to the River Aire after dark each night to drink, before returning the next morning.
Victoria Hall was opened in 1871 by Sir Titus Salt, as a 'centre for recreation, culture and learning' for his villagers. Today, the venue is owned by the Salt Foundation - a charitable trust - and is used for many of the same purposes as when it was first built. The Lions outside Victoria Hall (an…
Steve
June 22, 2021
Wedding venue with seasonal events.
Location
Victoria Road
Saltaire, England