Liang Family Ancestral Hall is located on the east side of South Yanzhao Street in Zhengding County. It serves as the ancestral shrine of the prominent Liang clan in Zhengding, whose distinguished members include Liang Menglong, Grand Guardian of the Heir Apparent and Minister of Personnel in the Ming Dynasty, and Liang Qingbiao, Grand Secretary of the Baohe Palace and renowned collector in the Qing Dynasty.

First built in the late Ming Dynasty, the hall is five bays wide and three bays deep, featuring a five-ridged hard gable roof covered with blue tiles. A couplet hangs on the corridor pillars of the central bay: "Wisdom and strategy benefited the state and the realm, with profound learning spanning five classics; glory graced the hometown, as this household produced pillars of talent who rendered meritorious service across two dynasties."

The hall houses an exhibition of historical materials about the Liang Menglong family, illustrating the clan's origins as well as its influence and contributions to later generations. Portraits of Liang Menglong and Liang Qingbiao are enshrined in the middle of the central hall. Also on display are the clan genealogy, epitaphs, stone inscription rubbings, and partial rubbings of the stone carvings of Qiubitang Calligraphy Collection.

On October 23, 2008, it was designated a Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the Provincial Level by the People's Government of Hebei Province.