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| The Village
Hall was originally six cottages, known as Pleasant Row, which were donated to
the parish in 1869 by Revd A G Barker for the good of the people of Sherfield
on Loddon. The middle four were changed into the Hall in 1909 by his wife and
sons in his memory, and a plaque and portraits of the benefactors may be seen
inside the building. The Garden Room and cloakroom facilities were a later
addition. The smaller Liddell Hall was opened in 1991 and was built by Berkeley
Homes as a further facility, following the building of the houses in Pound
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| Exterior of Hall in 1909 |
Interior of Hall in 1909 |
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