Seamer Memorial Hall and former village lock up
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Seamer Memorial Hall and former village lock up
Image: © Christopher Hall Taken: 13 Sep 2014
The small stone building is the former village lock up now used as a barber's shop. Beyond this is the memorial hall which is the village memorial for WWI. the photograph was taken on Seamer History Day part of Heritage Open Days. There is an extensive display inside the Memorial Hall and a stall with 'mini digs' outside.
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Image Location
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54.237239
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-0.44417