Tavern
This plainly decorated boardroom with a polished wooden floor and simple Adam ceiling is ideal for small presentations, board meetings and candlelit dinners. It seats up to 30 people, and can accommodate up to 50 people reception-style.
The room currently features a series of etchings by Chris Ofili, on loan from the Arts Council.
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 | Dimensions5.1m x 12m x 3.4m high CapacityReception: 50 |
Did you know?
In the 19th century, No. 18 became the offices of several organisations. These included Royal Naval Benevolent Institution (1832-1947) and the office of Henry Roberts, the architect of dwellings for the poor (1833-1842). In 1878, occupiers of the premises included the Wine Importers Association, the Freedman’s Mission Aid Society, the Church of England Temperance Sick and Burial Society, the Naval Chronicle and Wellington Gazette. From 1923 until 1939, the National Froebel Foundation occupied the premises.
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