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Hall of Memory is a name used for some memorials, including: * The Hall of Memory, Birmingham, a war memorial in Birmingham, United Kingdom, honoring residents killed in World War I. * The octagonal chapel at the heart of the Australian War Memorial's commemorative area, honoring Australians killed in battle. * The underground portion of the National Museum of the Holodomor-Genocide in Kyiv, Ukraine, honoring those killed in the Holodomor. * The Goomeri Hall of Memory, a community center in Goomeri, Australia, honoring residents who have served in any war.