The meeting room was once stables for housing the farm horses. When horses disappeared from the farm, it was used as a store room and remained like that until the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Society volunteers transformed it into the present meeting room. The brick walls and ceiling beams were water/abrasive pressure washed to remove all the old grime, a new floor covered the original cobbled stable floor and fitted out as you see it today. Many of the old stable features including the manger and the hay racks have been retained.
Membership of the Pitstone & Ivinghoe Museum Society is available at 7.00 for single members and 12.00 for joint membership.
The room is used for society meetings (meetings/talks are held monthly on the third Thursday of the month), for exhibits on the museum open days and a meeting room for adult groups visiting the museum, if required. A small kitchen with basic facilities is adjacent to the main room.
