Pages Home Page THE HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE HALL MORE HISTORY A VILLAGE HALL AT LAST THE FIRST COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1960 TO THE PRESENT DAY Guestbook Join Beehive What is Beehive? Click here to email this page to a friend.

THE HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE HALL THROUGHOUT THE LAST WAR HOLLYM VILLAGERS HELD THEIR WHIST AND BEETLE DRIVES, DANCES AND OTHER SOCIALS IN THE VILLAGE SCHOOL CLASSROOMS. IT WAS THE ONLY PLAC THEY COULD COME TOGETHER BUT THEY DECIDED THEY NEEDED A VILLAGE HALL AS SPACE WAS LIMITED.ANYTHING ON A LARGE SCALE AND THE COMMITTEE HAD TO USE THE BALLROOM AT THE QUEEN'S HOTEL. A BARN IN THE VILLAGE WAS ALSO USED FOR WEEKLY WHIST DRIVES. THERE IS A HULL SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT FORM DATED 6TH AUGUST 1947 IN THE ARCHIVES FOR £40 AND THIS WAS PAID INTO AN EXISTING ACCOUNT. UNFORTUNATELY THERE ARE NO DETAILS AS TO HOW MUCH WAS ALREADY IN THE BANK.

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