• Crown Green Bowling
  
  
• Indoor Bowling
  
  
• Tennis
  
  
• Amateur Dramatics
  
  
• Badminton
  
  
• Wine Appreciation
  
  
• Bridge
  
  
• Arts Club
  
  
• The Royal British Legion
  
  
• Yorkshire Countrywomen's Association
  
  
• Yoga sessions
  
  
• Bramhope Flower Show
  
  
  

The Robert Craven Memorial Hall was built in 1896 and formed part of the bequest of Robert Craven, a local farmer. Its original name was The Craven Institute.

The Hall is the Village Hall for Bramhope Village.

It is administered on behalf of the Charity Commision by a group of villagers who are the trustees for the charity.

There is a full sized crown bowling green at one side of the building, a car park in front, and two tennis courts at the other side.

Inside, there is a large hall (42' x 22') which can be used as a badminton court, and at one end there is a stage.

There are four other rooms of various sizes varying from the smallest, at 13' x 10', to the largest which is 24' x 18'. All these rooms are available for hire.

The current rates are shown here.

The dimensions of all our rooms are shown here.

This document maintained by Graham Firth.
Material Copyright © 2001 The Trustees of the Robert Craven Memorial Hall