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Village Hall, Quebec


Quebec Village Hall is located on Front Street in Quebec, County Durham. It was originally opened as a Drill Hall in 1899. During the Great Depression of the 1930s the hall was adopted and supported by Seven Oaks village in Kent. The hall was used for sporting activities, and for the local dramatic society, concerts and weddings receptions.[1] In 2021 the hall had a major refurbishment with improvements being made to the main hall and a bar added. There were also improvements to improve accessibility of the hall. Quebec Village Hall is registered charity and run by a group of volunteer trustees. As well as hosting community events, the hall is also available for hire for a range of events.[2]

Quebec Historic Buildings and Monuments in Esh Civil Parish 1899
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Charity number: 520874
County: County Durham
Post code: DH7 9DF
Grid ref: NZ17854376

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