Halls are often used as entryways into an establishment or they may be special rooms within a building. As such there are many halls around the world associated with various tourist sites. These are some of the memorable halls we have encountered in our travels. Note that I have not included “city halls” in this series.
These assorted “halls” can all be found in the United States.
Preservation Hall, New Orleans, Louisiana — The birthplace of jazz music still attracts visitors to listen to incredible musicians jamming.
Preservation Hall
Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, California — Designed by noted architect Frank Gehry, this modern, glistening structure is one of the foremost entertainment venues in the “city of angels.”
Disney Concert Hall
Faneuil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts — This historic meeting place, along with its neighbor, Quincy Market, is a prominent gathering place even today, although revolution is seldom discussed here now.
Faneuil Hall
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Springfield, Massachusetts — This “hall” chronicles the history of basketball, a truly American sport.
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, New York — Located southwest of Albany, this museum displays the origins and history of one of America’s favorite pastimes.
Baseball Hall of Fame
Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — In this “hall” the Declaration of Independence was discussed and signed, launching America’s Revolutionary War.
Independence Hall
Radio City Music Hall, New York, New York — This is one of New York’s most popular entertainment venues; the “Rockettes” are known around the world for their precision dancing.
Radio City Music Hall
Pro Football Hall of Fame, Canton, Ohio — Professional Football has become the most watched sport in America. This museum exhibits the very best of pro football.
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland, Ohio — Immerse yourself in rock music from the infancy of the genre to the present in this wonderful museum.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
