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A modern hall building with a curved metal roof, timber cladding, a curved white facade, and a stone wall with a notice board.

Little Shelford Memorial Hall (RGL2026)

Victory Hall, Church Street, Little Shelford

History of Victory Hall

Fanny Wale notes in Shelford Parva:

In 1918 a small wooden recreation room was brought from Whittlesford military hospital and placed upon the site of these old cottages and has been named Freda Room. A larger permanent room will soon be added and named Victory Hall.

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