Catherine Hall.

A Hall in Cambridge is called Catherine Hall and an old lady meeting with a Cambridge man asked him how her nephew behaved himself.

'Truly, Madam', says he, 'he is a great student and holds close to Catherine Hall'.

In March 1857, Sanborn married Catherine Hall.

The next morning, Mr. Baker presented the two-plus-four concept to the Soviet leader as they sat around a huge table in the Kremlin's Catherine Hall.

He is married to Catherine Hall, a feminist professor of modern British history at University College London.

Catherine Hall was a feminist historian.

Catherine Hall may also refer to:

Inside the building, the large "Catherine Hall" is designed as a parade room, where especially important ceremonies are held.

Catherine Hall was born near Birmingham in 1690.