The Carpenters’ Company is one of the livery companies of the City of London.
The Company can trace its origins to the thirteenth century as a medieval trade guild established to look after the welfare and interests of carpenters living and working in London. The Carpenters’ Company has been based on London Wall since its first Hall was built in 1429.
The Carpenters’ Company is one of the livery companies of the City of London.
The Company can trace its origins to the thirteenth century as a medieval trade guild established to look after the welfare and interests of carpenters living and working in London. The Carpenters’ Company has been based on London Wall since its first Hall was built in 1429.
The Carpenters’ Company is one of the livery companies of the City of London.
The Company can trace its origins to the thirteenth century as a medieval trade guild established to look after the welfare and interests of carpenters living and working in London. The Carpenters’ Company has been based on London Wall since its first Hall was built in 1429.
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Carpenters’ Hall
The Carpenters’ Company has been based on London Wall since its first Hall was built there in 1429. Since that time, there have been three Halls. The current Hall was opened in 1960.
Craft Activities
The Carpenters’ Company is committed to supporting, promoting and encouraging woodworking crafts and those working in the profession.
Contact Us
For directions, general enquires and details about charitable grants, membership and our history.
Education
The Carpenters’ Company has ongoing relationships with various educational institutions including the Building Crafts College in Stratford.
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