SOUTHPORT TOWN HALL
Lord Street, Southport, Sefton PR8 1DA Directions
Since 1853
Here’s The Deal:
" Southport Town Hall was designed in the Palladian style and expanded to the rear three times later in the century. In 1859, the house was enlarged to the rear and was developed again in 1865, and again later in the 19th century. It is registered in the National Heritage List for England and classified as a Grade II listed building. Southport Town Hall has a spectacular carved wood interior, asymmetrical stucco facade with a grand staircase and a beautiful atmosphere. Southport Town Hall forms a group with nearby Grade II listed buildings."
SPECIALITY:
Town Hall, Meeting Room, Architectural Buildings, Historical Buildings, National Heritage Site, Tourist Attractions, Programs & Events
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MEOLS HALL
Churchtown, Sefton PR9 7LZ Directions
Since 1964
Here’s The Deal:
"Meols Hall is a manor house constructed in 1964. It takes you to the early 12th century restored for wedding receptions and ceremonies. In 1938, modest improvements were made to the building, but Roger Fleetwood Hesketh carried out the main restoration work between 1960-64 to his design. In the eighteenth century, the old house demolished and in the seventeenth century, the building was reduced. During the first world war, Meols Hall was used as a hospital for injured Belgian soldiers. The hall offers ample space for significant events, exhibits and product launches."
SPECIALITY:
Hall, Garden, House, Visitor Center, Idyllic Wooded Parkland, Outdoor Activities, Motivation and Incentive Schemes, Weddings, Television and Photographic Shoots, Charity Events, Premiere and Private Parties, Press Launches, Private Screenings, Conferences, Lectures & Discreet Product Launches
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SOUTHPORT THEATRE & CONVENTION CENTRE
The Promenade, Southport, Sefton PR9 0DZ Directions
Since 1973
Here’s The Deal:
"The 'Southport Theatre & Convention Centre' for professional conferences and exhibitions is a popular location. It has three magnificent function suite and has outstanding acoustics, viewing angles and comfortable seating. It was built in 1873-74 and initially had an assembly hall. It has a combined architectural style in the centre, and there is a high clock tower at the right end. The Theatre is known as the studio located on the upper floor of the centre. The studios can be used for many purposes and provide the stage and balcony with comfortable seating."
SPECIALITY:
Performing Arts Theatre, Convention Centre, Conferences, Training Days, Exhibitions, Trade Shows, Company Awards, Charity Dinners, Christmas Parties, Charity and Banqueting Events, Family Parties, Occasions, School and College Events, Sporting Events, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Shows & Dance Events
Registration 1662585