Lots of fantastic places to explore in Preston for heritageopenday which don't often open their doors. visitpreston LancsArchives
. Nestled in Calder House Lane, Bowgreave, PR3 1ZE the house is grade-II listed and dates back to 1829. Open 11am to 4pm, no booking required.. Two walks, one at 11am about Thomas Mawson the landscape architect and another at 2pm focused on Haslam Park’s trees. No booking required., St Mary’s Street. Meet the curator from 10.30am to 3.30pm and expolore unexpected items created in Lancashire. Church grounds open. No booking required..
Well known as the former Charity Shop Rwanada is’ now inhabited by designers and artists. Open 10am to 3pm, no booking required.. Discover the history of the city’s markets with guided tours. First one at 10am and second at 12noon. Booking required, call the Markets Office on 01772906048 to book on.. Located in Egerton Road the church opened in 1908. Buildings and grounds are open to explore from 10am to 12noon. No booking required..
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