Hall

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Hall can mean:

Architecture

• Hall, architectural term
• Hall of residence, or dormitory
• Assembly Hall, building used for the purposes of holding assemblies
• Great hall, a major room of a castle or large manor house
• Kingdom Hall, meeting place for Jehovah's Witnesses

People

• Hall (surname), name

Places

• Hall Island (Arctic), also known as Gallya, an island in the Franz Josef Land archipelago

Austria

• Hall in Tirol, a city in the state of Tyrol, Austria
• Hall bei Admont, a municipality in Styria
• Bad Hall, a town in Upper Austria

Australia

• Hall, Australian Capital Territory

Canada

• Little Hall Island, Nunavut

Germany

• Schwäbisch Hall, formerly known as Hall, a town in Baden-Württemberg

Sweden

• Anstalten Hall, a high-security prison nearby Södertälje.

United States

• Hall, California
  • Hall Station, California, formerly Hall
  • Las Lomas, California, formerly Hall
• Hall, Indiana, an unincorporated place
• Hall County, several different counties
• Hall High School (Arkansas), in Little Rock
• Hall Island (Alaska)
• Hall, New York

Extraterrestrial

• Hall (lunar crater), on the Moon
• Hall (crater on Phobos)

Ships

• USS Hall (DD-583), a United States Navy destroyer in commission from 1943 to 1946
• See USS Hall for various other United States Navy ships which might be referred to as USS Hall

Locomotives

• GWR 4900 Class, known as "Hall Class", a type of steam locomotive
• GWR 6959 Class, known as "Modified Hall Class", a later design based on the "Hall Class"

Other uses

• Hall of fame
  • List of halls and walks of fame
• Hall & Oates, a pop music duo
• Hall effect, named after Edwin Hall
• Hall (constructor), former racing car constructor
• Hall (prison), in Södertälje, Sweden
• Hallway testing, a methodology for testing software

See also

• Hall (concept), for the development of the meaning of the word

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