Pinder Hall

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The Pinder Hall was built in 1936 for the residents of Cookham. An extract from the Maidenhead Advertiser dated Wednesday April 1st 1936 entitled "Cookham’s New Hall" reported:"The village of Cookham has been enriched by the erection of a magnificent hall, provided through the generosity of a well known local resident, Mr H Pinder-Brown. Standing in a prominent position on the main Cookham Rise road, it not only fills a long felt want in the neighbourhood but forms a handsome addition to the architecture of the village." The Pinder Hall consists of a main hall, accommodating up to 200 people theatre seating for such things as films and plays when chairs only are needed and 120 for events requiring tables. The Hall has a large stage at one end which can be used for theatrical performances. There is theatrical lighting and curtains, also access to a Green Room behind.