Huttonian apologises to those bloggees who claim to been bored with the saga of the village hall but the idea is to maintain a visual record of the progress for future historians to mull over.
There are no images of the old-originally-'Parish Church Hall' donated to Hutton by Sir William Burrell in 1931. It was built on the site of 'The Butts' -an old archery field-and the present builders have found some traces of the old Butts cottage when digging the foundations. Anyhow here it is with the roof on-looks a bit like an agricultural building for the moment but no doubt will be very different in appearance when completed next spring. Future archaeologists may have fun with this site if ever a new building is necessary but hopefully nothing too valuable has been left behind. One hopes that any potentially harmful stuff like the asbestos roof tiles have been disposed of in accordance with the environmental guide lines The then Earl of Home of the Hirsel opened the building in 1931-we wonder who will be asked to do the honours this time round?  ¶ 11:11 AM