Tempest Anderson Hall is a 300-seat auditorium-style lecture theatre in York, UK, built in 1912 as an annexe to the Yorkshire Museum. The hall was designed by E. Ridsdale Tate and is noted as an early example of the use of reinforced concrete. It was presented by Dr. Tempest Anderson, a York surgeon and volcanologist, to the Yorkshire Philosophical Society to replace its existing lecture theatre.