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Clothworkers Hall

Clothworkers' Hall The Shearmen's Company Hall stood here in 1472. It became the Clothworkers' Hall in 1528 upon the merger of the Shearmen and the Fullers. This is the sixth Clothworkers' Hall, previous Halls having been demolished, or destroyed in the Great Fire or the Second World War.

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