Victoria Hall
Sadie Pearson
Saltaire’s Victoria Hall is a beautiful 15th century Italian inspired building first opened to the public in 1871.
It hosts a range of events, is available to tour and to hire and makes for a pleasant afternoons visit.
Saltaire’s Victoria Hall is a beautiful 15th century Italian inspired building first opened to the public in 1871.
It hosts a range of events, is available to tour and to hire and makes for a pleasant afternoons visit.
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