Redbourn Village Hall,  63 High Street, Redbourn, Herts, AL3 7LW 

Location: Redbourn Village Hall,  63 High Street, Redbourn, Herts, AL3 7LW 

SPACE: Guide room (upstairs, one flight of stairs).

Several coffee shops and local attractions are on the Redbourn town centre, a few minutes walk away.

Getting here:

• By car: Easy driving distance from Harpenden (10 min), St. Albans (10 min), Hemel Hempstead (14 min), Luton (15 min), Dunstable (20 min). 
  • Parking: Free on-site parking to the front (6 spaces) & rear (4 spaces off Crown Street) of the building, with off-street parking available on the High Street, along Crown Street, and adjacent residential streets (unrestricted).
• By bus: Lamb Lane bus-stop is 1 minute walk to the Hall.  There are direct buses from St.Albans (#357), Harpenden (#307), Luton (#46), and Dunstable (#34) to the Lamb Lane stop.

Some fun facts about the Location & Area

Redbourn Village Hall was built in 1921 as a straw hat factory!  

Redbourn is a lovely village between Harpenden to the northeast, St. Albans, and Flamsted to the northwest.  It has been settled since at least Saxon times, and is recorded in the Domesday Book.  For a long time, Redbourn was the centre of a farming community and had various agricultural industries: a watercress business on the River Ver's water meadows, a watermill producing flour, silk throwing, jam making, and straw plait and straw hat making.  During the stagecoach era, Redbourn was known as the 'Street of Inns', with 25 pubs and inns at its peak.   

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