Inglis Memorial Hall Library Visitor Centre

★4.3(4 reviews)

High St, Edzell, Brechin DD9 7TF

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This stunning Victorian-era building boasts an impressive clock tower and houses a public library and visitor center. The beautiful architecture and tranquil atmosphere make it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.

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2 years ago

Attended the Edzell Drama group's performance last night - 27th October 2023 at Inglis Memorial Hall , Edzell. Great fun-night made special by the wonderful drama space there with stage and lighting. Such a rare live - performance community space to be found here which needs cherishing in this time of cut- backs. However on the Angus Alive page they had the Inglis Memorial Hall as closed? No mention of a performance at 7.30 on Friday 27th October?

6 years ago

I was playing carpet bowls, Inglis hall has many uses in the Edzell community.

6 years ago

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7 years ago

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