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A crowd of people in hats and suits gathers in front of a brick building adorned with a line of hanging decorative flags.

Opening of Memorial Hall, Swavesey, 1924 (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

Memorial Hall, Swavesey

History of Memorial Hall

A gabled, brick and rendered Memorial Hall in Swavesey with tall corner piers, leaded windows, and a wooden picket fence.

Memorial Hall, High Street, Swavesey, built, £1,060, in 1923 on land belonging to George Long; part of memorial scheme of the village (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

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