Drill Halls
Drill Halls
Where The Troops Paraded
Locations were needed for units to parade in and these have developed over the years. When the Territorial Forces was formed in 1908 they took over the Rifles Volunteer and Militia barracks. Many of these were found to be inadequate and many new Drill Halls were built. Drill Halls generally consisted of office and storage space, a large hall for drill and training and generally a social club. Larger Drill Halls had Officers' and Sergeants' messes and had an indoor .22 range. Most locations had access to a full bore range, but often only a 25 yard zeroing range.
Photographs
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Bromyard
Bromyard Drill Hall - a small platoon location
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Cinderford
Cinderford 2021
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Clehonger
Clehonger
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Hereford Friars St
The old Rifle Volunteer Corps barracks in Friars Street Hereford
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Hereford Harold St
The old Militia Barracks building in Harold Street Hereford which became the Headquarters of the Herefordshire Regiment in 1908.
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Kington
Kington Drill Hall
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Ledbury
Ledbury Drill Hall 1910s and 1970s
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Leominster
Leominster Drill Hall
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Prestiegne
Prestiegne
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Radnor
Radnor
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Ross On Wye
Ross On Wye Drill Hall
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Weobley
Weobley