Hall had built a solid reputation and was to devote the rest of his life to stratigraphic geology and invertebrate paleontology.

Hall built a laboratory in Albany, New York, which became an important center of study and training for aspiring geologists and paleontologists.

Whipple & Hall built an addition on the hotel in 1882.

The present Hall is part of a largely demolished, Georgian styled Hall build during the 18th century.

Present Hall built by Smiths of Warwick in 1690s and still occupied by the Cave family.

Hall has been building ratings steadily throughout the year.

Mason's Hall built.

Hall of the Coopers built.

Hall built a house, sheds and stockyards.

In 1892, Hall built a second cabin for his growing family which still stands at the end of the Bone Valley Trail.