Local Reviews
In August 2015, Jo H said about Bourne Hall
What a great asset to the community this place is. A real hub of activity. Gardens, cafe, museum and library. Lots of clubs and activities for everyone. Always pleasant to visit.
I'm not too keen on the architecture of the building as it is out of keeping with the environment.
I'm not too keen on the architecture of the building as it is out of keeping with the environment.
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In August 2015, Chris M said about Bourne Hall
1970 built multi-purpose building with library, museum & function rooms. Outside resembles a Gerry Anderson space craft for Joe 90. It's now grade 2 listed.
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In September 2015, SurreyGadabout said about Bourne Hall
This Library coffee lounge has a nice atmosphere for meeting a friend for a coffee or snack.
Set in Lovely grounds in the centre of Ewell Village. It is a lovely spacious area in the foyer adjacent to the library, light and airy with comfortable sofa chairs and tables .
Coffee Cake and Sandwiches . Occasionally there is an Art Exhibition or a Craft sale on.
In November the Annual Nonsuch Craft Fair is on which Makes a visit very enjoyable.
On the upper floor is a wonderful Museum of local interest etc.
Also a great Library and reference Library also a Family History Section that is very helpful with advice .
Set in Lovely grounds in the centre of Ewell Village. It is a lovely spacious area in the foyer adjacent to the library, light and airy with comfortable sofa chairs and tables .
Coffee Cake and Sandwiches . Occasionally there is an Art Exhibition or a Craft sale on.
In November the Annual Nonsuch Craft Fair is on which Makes a visit very enjoyable.
On the upper floor is a wonderful Museum of local interest etc.
Also a great Library and reference Library also a Family History Section that is very helpful with advice .
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In September 2015, badgerkr said about Bourne Hall
Visited cafe whilst at the library. Lovely warmed fruit scones served with jam of choice and butter. Coffee and hot chocolate were both good. Cost is very reasonable. Library and museum worth the visit.
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In September 2015, LarryG100 said about Bourne Hall
Calling in at the end of a walk alongside a local stream, We found a nice , light, internal space with a library and various meeting facilities.
At the moment, there's a display of local schoolchildren's art work, and some of it was very good indeed.
There's also a small cafe - pleasant enough, and serves a good cup of tea.
At the moment, there's a display of local schoolchildren's art work, and some of it was very good indeed.
There's also a small cafe - pleasant enough, and serves a good cup of tea.
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In December 2015, southmouth said about Bourne Hall
The grounds are nice for a quiet sit down, looking out over the river. Ducks to feed and nice flowers/shrubs. Family and dog friendly.
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In January 2016, Loughtonian1 said about Bourne Hall
Modern (1970) circular building and community resource, with a most interesting museum on the mezzanine floor. Interpretation panels everywhere.
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In February 2016, Wendy S said about Bourne Hall
With all the public sector cuts i hope they keep bourne hall as it is. What wonderful times we have had here with friends and family!
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In February 2016, Scamp151 said about Bourne Hall
This venue supplies all sorts of halls and rooms for hiring for various functions. The staff are really friendly and helpful. There is also a library on the premises along with a cafe that serves sandwiches etc.
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In March 2016, Josephine621 said about Bourne Hall
This place has a fantastic library set in beautiful grounds with very large pond with many types of ducks etc. Good place for picnic. Parking nearby
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