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Village Hall, Quebeck


The Drill Hall (more commonly known as the "Village Hall") in Quebec, County Durham, was opened 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]

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