Kinges Halle

Formerly known as Wool House, Kinges Halle dates to the 15th century.^[1] It was once attached to Poole Museum.^[2] It was used as a warehouse and later as dwellings. It is now the King Charles Public House.^[3] It was renamed after Charles X of France in 1830 when he landed at Poole Quay while fleeing after the Second French Revolution.^[3]

On 14 June 1954 it was made a Grade II* listed building.^[1]

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  Front view
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  Side view
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  Side view
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  Pub sign
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  From quay
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  From Thames Street