Luddenham Progress Hall

Completed in 1886, the item is a unique example of an extant former Protestant Hall in the LGA and demonstrates the development of a village at Luddenham in the late nineteenth century and the commencement of the provision of community services. The building is an excellent example of a hall that retains a form and detailing which provides insight into this type of building of the era.

The building continues in use as a community hall and is one of a number of structures in Luddenham village erected over the nineteenth century and early part of the twentieth century that demonstrates the pattern of a village settlement at this important location on The Great Northern Road. This building is one of a contiguous group of three church related buildings.