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Claiming to be the oldest village hall in England, the hall dates from the 13th century and was donated to the people of Lanercost by the Earl and Lady of Carlisle in 1952. The hall has undergone major refurbishment in the last ten years, making it a beautiful place to hold a large family event. The hall boasts some beautiful features, such as open beamed roof, dimmable lighting and carefully restored pieces of wall paintings, which are one of very few still in existence today from that period.
 Capacity: About 120
Facilities:
- 120 chairs
- large Banqueting Style Hall dating from 13th Century
- smaller room for committee type meetings attached to kitchen
- fully equipped kitchen
- 20' x 18' stage
- disabled access including toilets but disabled stairlift must be operated by nominated member of committee - please inform if needed at time of booking
Hire Charges:
- hourly rate available, dependent on event
- special rate for longer events
- meeting room with use of kitchen £10 per hour (this price is being reviewed just now)
Regular Bookings:
- indoor bowling mondays at 8pm, contact Alan Oliver 016977 2484
- IT self help support group first tuesday of each month, 1030-1230, £2.50 pp, contact Joycelyne Hamilton 07917 887681 joycelyneh@aol.com
Parking:
- short term, nights and disabled on tarmac in front of priory
- main car park next to tearoom
- no parking on grass
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