The original Pelham Hall was built in 1923 as the meeting room for the village of Penallt. The Hall was named after the Hon. Arthur Lowther Pelham who was a local worthy of the period. Pelham lived in Moorcroft House from 1883 until 1929 and, amongst many other things, restored the Penallt cricket ground.
It was completely rebuilt on an altogether grander scale and then re-opened in September 1993.
The images below show different aspects of the old Hall (top two and last one), whilst the other two show phases in the 1992/3 building project.
Click any one for a larger version.
More information about the history of Pelham Hall and the rebuild project is available at Anniversary extras.