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The Stanhope Hall is situated on the southern approach into this traditional and historic chartered market town of Horncastle which is steeped in history. The Hall was built in 1901. It was built to replace a smaller Drill Hall which the Volunteers had out-grown. As it was funded by public donations then it has always had a dual role as a place of public entertainment and that of the local Army Headquarters. The Stanhope Hall is built on the south east corner of the Wong where Edward Stanhope MP had given them express permission to use as a training ground.
The main hall has a beautiful, newly re-furbished, wooden floor with installed mood lighting with spotlights and acoustic tiles with the capacity to accommodate 370 guests. It can be lined, for weddings, parties and other events. It has modern staging which can be put together for individual requirements. A kitchen and bar are to one side, with serving counters facing out into the hall, and can also be hired.
This room is on ground level and holds up to 40 people seated in rows and is carpeted and equipped with, flip chart, screen and facilities for using a projector.
This is a larger, self contained, upstairs room which holds up to 60 people seated theatre style. It has its own small kitchen and there is a toilet situated upstairs opposite the meeting room.
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