Founding Roots (1955): Haydon Que Club & Village Hall traces its origins back to 1955 when a passionate group of coal miners established it as a haven for community connection and recreation.
Devastation and Resilience (August 25, 1989): In a tragic turn of events, the club faced adversity when it succumbed to a fire on Friday, August 25, 1989. The impact was profound, yet a testament to the resilience of the community. The original newspaper article chronicling this event was preserved and proudly displayed within the reconstructed club.
Rebirth and Community Unity (March 2, 1990): Rising from the ashes, the new Haydon Que Club & Village Hall was inaugurated on Friday, March 2, 1990. A collaborative effort between R.A Ford & Sons and dedicated volunteers brought this new establishment to life. The grand reopening was an occasion marked by hope, determination, and the unwavering spirit of the community.
Inauguration by RT HON. Lord Hylton: The honor of officially opening the new building was bestowed upon RT HON. Lord Hylton, adding a distinguished touch to the event. His presence symbolized not only the revival of a beloved community hub but also the enduring spirit of unity and shared history.
As we cherish the past and celebrate the present, Haydon Que Club & Village Hall stands as a testament to the resilience, community spirit, and unwavering dedication that have shaped its remarkable history.