Hire Hall in St. Austell, Cornwall
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Thanks to Poptop, booking a charming and spacious hall for your event has never been easier! We have 6 stunning halls for you to consider near St. Austell, Cornwall.
#1
Bodmin Jail
Bodmin Jail, Berrycoombe Road Bodmin,, PL31 2NR, Cornwall, Cornwall
While the Jail is open all year round as one of Cornwall’s top historic attractions, we also cater to local charity groups, birthday parties, weddings, funeral wakes, photo shoots, bands, and even film crews, providing an ideal event location.
The original Jail was built for King George III in 1779; the Jail you see today was built by the Prisoners, who brought the 20,000 tons of granite from Bodmin’s “Cuckoo Quarry”.
During the First World War the Jail held state papers and the Doomsday book – The Crown Jewels have also been given safe haven here.
Our conference and function rooms for hire are open to a wide range of activities. Our facilities have been fully restored to the highest standards, providing a comfortable venue for your event, whilst still maintaining the dark beauty and history of Bodmin Jail.
We are currently offering four rooms for hire — the Governor’s Hall, the Stables, the Gatehouse and the Old Quarters. Each one gives you a different look into what life was like in this 18th century jailhouse.
The Governor’s Hall is the largest of our rooms, ideal for weddings and large conferences. For more intimate, atmospheric locations, you can hire the Stables or the Gatehouse, or have a full few of the prison cells themselves at the Old Quarters.
The original Jail was built for King George III in 1779; the Jail you see today was built by the Prisoners, who brought the 20,000 tons of granite from Bodmin’s “Cuckoo Quarry”.
During the First World War the Jail held state papers and the Doomsday book – The Crown Jewels have also been given safe haven here.
Our conference and function rooms for hire are open to a wide range of activities. Our facilities have been fully restored to the highest standards, providing a comfortable venue for your event, whilst still maintaining the dark beauty and history of Bodmin Jail.
We are currently offering four rooms for hire — the Governor’s Hall, the Stables, the Gatehouse and the Old Quarters. Each one gives you a different look into what life was like in this 18th century jailhouse.
The Governor’s Hall is the largest of our rooms, ideal for weddings and large conferences. For more intimate, atmospheric locations, you can hire the Stables or the Gatehouse, or have a full few of the prison cells themselves at the Old Quarters.
#2
Penryn Town Hall
The Library, St Thomas Street,, TR10 8HU, Penryn, Cornwall
Penryn Town Council has sixteen Councillors with its offices based in the heart of the town, at Penyn Library in St Thomas Street.
Penryn was founded in 1216 and has had a Mayor since 1621 when the town received its Royal Charter. It is one of Cornwall's most ancient towns with a wealth of charm, character and history.
Standing at the head of the Penryn River, it occupies a sheltered position and was a port of some significance in the 15th century.
Medieval Penryn owed its existence to its harbour as its promontory site sits between two river channels on a branch of a tidal estuary.
It was a planted town designed to stimulate economic activity and was already a thriving port, with lively markets and fairs in the main square, by the late 16th century while neighbouring Falmouth was only beginning to develop.
With the founding of Glasney College in 1265 by Bishop Bronscombe of Exeter, Penryn became a seat of learning until its dissolution and demolition in 1549. Penryn has now come full circle with Cornwall's first university campus at Tremough which plays host to Exeter and Falmouth Universities.
Little remains of the original Glasney College, but in 2015, the 750th anniversary of its founding, a project for the Penryn Arts Festival led by Penryn based artists Simon Persighetti and Katie Etheridge, recreated the original footprint on the site of Glasney College.
Penryn is twinned with Audierne in Brittany, France.
Penryn was founded in 1216 and has had a Mayor since 1621 when the town received its Royal Charter. It is one of Cornwall's most ancient towns with a wealth of charm, character and history.
Standing at the head of the Penryn River, it occupies a sheltered position and was a port of some significance in the 15th century.
Medieval Penryn owed its existence to its harbour as its promontory site sits between two river channels on a branch of a tidal estuary.
It was a planted town designed to stimulate economic activity and was already a thriving port, with lively markets and fairs in the main square, by the late 16th century while neighbouring Falmouth was only beginning to develop.
With the founding of Glasney College in 1265 by Bishop Bronscombe of Exeter, Penryn became a seat of learning until its dissolution and demolition in 1549. Penryn has now come full circle with Cornwall's first university campus at Tremough which plays host to Exeter and Falmouth Universities.
Little remains of the original Glasney College, but in 2015, the 750th anniversary of its founding, a project for the Penryn Arts Festival led by Penryn based artists Simon Persighetti and Katie Etheridge, recreated the original footprint on the site of Glasney College.
Penryn is twinned with Audierne in Brittany, France.
#3
Dartington Hall
Dartington Hall, TQ9 6EL, Totnes, Devon
#4
Haldon Belvedere
Haldon Belvedere (Lawrence Castle), Higher Ashton, near Dunchideock,, EX6 7QY, Exeter, Devon
One of the most unique and special wedding venues in Devon - The Haldon Belvedere (Lawrence Castle) is a wedding ceremony venue for romantic, intimate weddings and civil partnerships. Exclusive use for half day ceremony hire from £595-£895. The Haldon Belvedere was built in 1788, at the height of the Romantic Period of the Georgian age and is a much loved iconic landmark sitting high in the hills of Haldon Forest, above Exeter with breathtaking panoramic views over the Devon countryside.
#5
Barnstaple Guildhall
BARNSTAPLE TOWN COUNCIL BARUM HOUSE THE SQUARE, EX32 8LS, Barnstaple, Devon
#6
Lady Margaret's Medieval Hall
Beggars Lane, Honiton, Devon, EX14 1BD, Honiton, Devon
Up to 36 guests
Lady Margaret’s Medieval Hall, Honiton, Devon is available for hire for civil wedding ceremonies, naming of the baby and renewal of vows. Formerly St Margaret’s Chapel, the hall has been beautifully refurbished in 2011 and is now a licensed venue for marriages in East Devon, a beautiful part of the South West in the UK.
Lady Margaret’s offers an intimate location for your special day set in its own private garden. The medieval hall can accommodate up to 36 guests.
For weddings parties of 20 or less including the Bride and Groom, a reduced price will be given.
• Recently beautifully refurbished
• Licensed to hold civil ceremonies
• Fully functioning bell
• Intimate venue accommodating up to 36 guests
Lady Margaret’s offers an intimate location for your special day set in its own private garden. The medieval hall can accommodate up to 36 guests.
For weddings parties of 20 or less including the Bride and Groom, a reduced price will be given.
• Recently beautifully refurbished
• Licensed to hold civil ceremonies
• Fully functioning bell
• Intimate venue accommodating up to 36 guests
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