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GRAFFHAM EMPIRE HALL |
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The Street, Graffham, West Sussex
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Built in 1907 by Lord Woolavington who died in 1935, for use as a free library and for entertainments. Now used as a Cinema, theatre and plays host to numerous functions. Home to the Graffham Rustics which regularly perform theatrical productions.
Empire Hall Site Graffham Empire Movies Graffham Rustics History of the Empire Hall |
Graffham index | Rother valley trail link | Vintage trail link
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Chithurst - - Cocking - - Didling - - Duncton - - Easebourne - - East Lavington - - Fernhurst - - Fittleworth - - Graffham
Harting - - Heyshott - - Iping - - Lickfold - - Linch - - Lodsworth - - Lurgashall - - Midhurst - - Northchapel - - Nyewood
Petworth - - Rogate - - Selham - - South Ambersham - - Stedham - - Tillington - - Trotton - - Upperton
Gravelroots West Sussex Fire & Rescue - - The Rother Valley Trail - - Churches - - Venue - - Pubs BB & Hotels - - Bookshop
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