The Museum of The Order of St John St John Ambulance

The Old Chancery

Greet guests, register delegates or enjoy a preprandial drink.

Capacity

Drinks or Registration – 50 at any one time
Disabled access by arrangement

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The Old Chancery of the Order of St John

An eccentric Elizabethan fireplace carved with twining serpents, fruit and curious beasts dominates the Old Chancery, which is used as an anteroom to either the Chapter Hall or the Council Chamber. The Old Chancery also contains a selection of the Museum’s renowned collection of silver, and stained glass windows with Order symbols. It is the perfect space for greeting guests, registering delegates or enjoying pre-prandial drinks.

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The Museum of the Order of St John is one of the great hidden treasures of London, tracing the continuous history of a charity that dates back over 900 years. The Order of St John, an international charity, has a remit to provide humanitarian aid and medical support worldwide, and the Museum cannot draw upon its funds.

The Museum receives no government funding, and we need continued financial help to maintain the historically important buildings and collections.

For details of ways in which you can support the Museum of the Order of St John, and for information about our Gate Keeper scheme, please contact Juliet Barclay