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The History of the Heckfield Memorial Hall
The History of the Heckfield Memorial Hall
~Memorial Hall 1930s
~Lady Eversley's Plaque
Heckfield Memorial Hall is a registered charity administered by volunteers, if you would like to assist please email us
Heckfield Memorial Hall is a registered charity administered by volunteers, if you would like to assist please email us
The Heckfield Memorial Hall was originally part of a row of alms cottages donated to the village in the mid-19th century. An inscription on the remaining cottages records that they were built through the generosity of Lady Eversley.
The Heckfield Memorial Hall was originally part of a row of alms cottages donated to the village in the mid-19th century. An inscription on the remaining cottages records that they were built through the generosity of Lady Eversley.
During 1999 the hall was extended with the help of Lottery Funding. The addition of the Millennium Room has created a courtyard style building and Heckfield Memorial Hall is now seen as one of the best village halls in Hampshire.
During 1999 the hall was extended with the help of Lottery Funding. The addition of the Millennium Room has created a courtyard style building and Heckfield Memorial Hall is now seen as one of the best village halls in Hampshire.
The Millennium Room was opened in July 2000 by Lady Douro.
The Millennium Room was opened in July 2000 by Lady Douro.
Heckfield has a long history, recorded since the Domesday Book it has traditionally been a border village between many factions, Romans and Britons, Normans and Saxons, Roundheads and Cavaliers etc but now it is more peaceful!
Heckfield has a long history, recorded since the Domesday Book it has traditionally been a border village between many factions, Romans and Britons, Normans and Saxons, Roundheads and Cavaliers etc but now it is more peaceful!
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