St Stephen’s Hall

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St Stephen’s Hall is a grand, historic interior space within the Palace of Westminster, notable for its Gothic Revival architecture and role as a ceremonial passageway in the UK Parliament.

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St Stephen’s Hall canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hall
historic site
interior space
access accessible to visitors on parliamentary tours
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival
connects Central Lobby
Palace of Westminster
surface form: Westminster Hall
constructionMaterial stone
country United Kingdom
function ceremonial passageway
processional route
governingBody British Parliament
surface form: UK Parliament
heritageDesignation part of UNESCO World Heritage Site "Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey including Saint Margaret’s Church"
heritageStatus protected historic interior
historicalRole symbolic link between medieval Westminster Hall and modern parliamentary chambers
interiorFeature ornate stone arches
stained glass windows
vaulted ceiling
locatedIn Palace of Westminster
locatedInBorough City of Westminster
locatedInBuildingComplex Palace of Westminster
surface form: Houses of Parliament
locatedInCity London, England
surface form: London
namedAfter St Stephen's Chapel
surface form: St Stephen’s Chapel
notableFor Gothic Revival interior decoration
historic paintings depicting parliamentary history
statues of notable British statesmen
ownership British Parliament
surface form: UK Parliament
partOf Palace of Westminster
usedBy British Parliament
surface form: UK Parliament
usedFor official ceremonies
parliamentary processions
public circulation within Parliament

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Palace of Westminster contains St Stephen’s Hall
Central Lobby adjacentTo St Stephen’s Hall