Albert Hall

The Albert Hall (Royal Albert Hall) is a concert hall on the northern edge of South Kensington, London, England. It has a seating capacity of 5,272.

Conan Doyle at the Albert Hall

15 november 1893

Arthur Conan Doyle gave a lecture "Facts about Fiction" on 15 november 1893 at the Albert Hall

• Lecture by Dr. A. Conan Doyle

14 september 1901

Arthur Conan Doyle was one of the judges at the Eugen Sandow's "Physical Culture" competition at the Royal Albert Hall.

• Physical Culture at the Albert Hall
• The Best-Developed Man
• Life is Movement

14 july 1904

Arthur Conan Doyle attended the public meeting of the Liberal Unionist Council at the Albert Hall where he was (perhaps) the most remarked person.

• Mr. Chamberlain at the Albert Hall

27 april 1919

Arthur Conan Doyle attended at the Memorial Service for the Fallen in the War at the Royal Albert Hall.

• Army Spiritualists

13 november 1926

• The Albert Hall Meeting

13 july 1930

The memorial service to Arthur Conan Doyle where he was not.

• The Empty Chair at the Albert Hall

In Conan Doyle's Fictions

• The Lost World (1912) : It is now common knowledge the promoters might have ventured upon the Albert Hall and still found their space too scanty. (LOST, 4008)

• The Adventure of the Retired Colourman (1926) : Sherlock Holmes attended a concert by Carina at Albert Hall. (RETI, 188)

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