Caxton Hall, Grade II listed building in Westminster, England
Located at the intersection of Caxton Street and Palmer Street, this red brick building features ornate Francois I architectural style with pink sandstone details.
Constructed between 1878 and 1882 as Westminster Town Hall, the structure was renamed Caxton Hall to honor William Caxton of Westminster Abbey.
From 1907, the Women's Social and Political Union conducted regular meetings here, making it central to the British suffrage movement.
The building functioned as London's primary registry office from 1933 to 1979, hosting numerous ceremonies in its spacious, light-filled rooms.
In 1940, the structure became the site of Michael O'Dwyer's assassination by Indian nationalist Udham Singh during a scheduled meeting.
Location: City of Westminster
GPS coordinates: 51.49860,-0.13514
Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:41
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