History
Built in 1904 to the baroque designs of architect duo Arthur Rutherford Jemett and Arnold S Taylor, Tottenham Town Hall exemplified the increasing civic pride amongst the locals with the fast growth of the expanding railway network throughout the area at that time. The Halls’ official opening in November 1905 was a momentous occasion, celebrated with a lavish dinner attended by government officials and local businessmen.
Throughout the years, the grand Moselle Hall has played host to countless events including the celebratory victory dinner to mark football champions, Tottenham Hotspur winning the League and FA cup double in 1961 and also the FA Cup in 1981.
Tottenham Town Hall has triumphantly emerged from two world wars, years of neglect, extensive internal and exterior restoration and modernisation to reclaim its rightful title as being the ‘Jewel in the Crown of Haringey’. It is a stunning venue, which has excitingly entered into a new era providing elegant event space for all to enjoy – corporate, private and social.
Rooms for hire
Moselle Hall
Mayor’s Parlour
Committee Rooms
Room Capacities
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