39 High Street, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. PE29 3AQ
Information on parking here

The Commemoration Hall was built in 1842 by Robert Fox, a local benefactor from Godmanchester, and was opened as the Scientific and Literary Institute. It was operated by a small body of Trustees until a major refurbishment in 1960 resulted in its being handed over to the Town Council for its long-term maintenance and operation.

This refurbishment was funded by public subscription and until recently there was a wooden plaque above the doors into the main hall, with the following inscription's

The Huntingdon Commemoration Hall
Provided by Public Subscription to Commemorate the fallen of this Borough in the Second World War 1939 – 1945.
Opened by Sir Roy Bucher KBE, CB, MC 6th January 1960.

How to get here

Once on Huntingdon Ring Road take the right-hand exit just before the Bus Station, turn right towards the Waitrose Car Park. Continue to the bottom of the road and the entrance to the public car park is to your right.

There is a walk-way from the car park to the main entrance of the hall, on the High Street.. (PS Car Parking is free in the evenings).

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