Laleham Village Hall Traditional Geocache
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The word Laleham probably comes from "lael" meaning twig and "ham" meaning water meadow or village.
In 1970 that the village of Laleham was designated as a Conservation Area in order to protect its heritage for future generations.
The land for the village hall (and the Recreation Ground) was given by the Fourth Earl of Lucan in 1907 and the foundation stone laid by Lady Lucan in 1908. The original plans can be seen in the book, "Our Dear Laleham".
It is here that The Laleham Players performed throughout the Forties, Fifties and Sixties and now it is used by many local clubs / societies.
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