Queen's Hall
57 North End,
Croydon,
CR0 1TG
57 North End,
Croydon,
CR0 1TG
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Locater in Croydon, a district in the south of Greater London. The Queen’s Hall opened on 27th December 1909. It was a reconstruction by architect Ernest Bates, of a pre-existing building. The interior was decorated in a Georgian style.
The Queen’s Hall was closed by 1912. In subsequent years it was used as an auction mart, retail and employment bureau. By 2006, it was a branch of the Woolwich Building Society, which continued in 2009. They have since moved out and by July 2021 it has been occupied by Palace Amusements, a slot machine arcade which is open 24 hours a day.
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With the demise of the Woolwich Building Society as a separate financial institution, the branch was closed some time ago now. Currently on the site in 2025 is ‘Palace Amusements’, a slot machine emporium.