What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Parish Hall. This 19th century hall was originally the home of the local Salvation army when it was known as the “Old Barracks”. It was sold in 1941 to be used by Air Raid Wardens, the Parish Council and for various social functions. The Parish Council moved out in 1999. Recorded plaque organisation: Brixworth Heritage Trail.
The Parish Hall, formerly known as the "Old Barracks," served initially as a local Salvation Army headquarters before being repurposed during World War II for air raid wardens and community use, reflecting its adaptive role in community service over time.
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