⚠️New Project⚠️
The Friends of Bank Hall are looking to start a new project to re-create some of the flower beds within the walled garden. If you would like to join us on our next restoration journey then please email: [email protected]#volunteering#lancashire
Heritage Trust for the North West seeks an exceptional candidate for the position of Chief Executive Officer.
Could you lead one of the UK's largest heritage and building preservation trusts through the next phase of its development?
Apply: https://t.co/ikI7MWEQwU
The fantastic @LizMossHTNW is moving on from @HeritageTrustNW and so they are seeking a new Chief Executive. The job comes with the bonus of working with me 😎 and my colleagues on the board of the Lytham Town Trust! What are you waiting for? Take a 👀:
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Have you seen inside the restored Bank Hall in #Bretherton?
We began inviting visitors inside the historic building earlier this year.
Come and visit. See an exhibition about this remarkable home & walk to the top of Prospect Tower.
🎟️ Sundays in July: https://t.co/EfPg9RhnIB
Some photos from last weeks Snowdrop Sunday, we are looking forward to welcoming visitors again this Sunday for more Snowdrop walks, 12pm-4pm. @bank_hall More info at: https://t.co/mwWXKhfHLw #snowdropsunday#snowdrops#Lancashire
We have now launched our fund raising campaign to help with the restoration of our potting sheds, to create visitor facilities. For more details check out the link: https://t.co/stvNT7JFEd #restoration#gardens#bankhallrestoration#Lancashire
Looking forward to opening the gardens again every Sunday in February for our Snowdrop Sunday Events 2022. 12pm-4pm. Adults £3 Children Free. More details on our Facebook events page and on our website. #snowdropsunday#snowdrops#bankhallbretherton
@HE_Archive@HE_NorthWest@keswickbro@HouseHistorian It had been the Friends of Bank Hall (Formerly the Bank Hall Action Group) who have removed any artefacts from the building and as far as I am aware it is not in our archives and hasn’t been removed by the group. No doubt someone has stolen it. Would be good to see your report.
The Legh-Keck coat of arms at Bank Hall. The coat of arms was formed with the marriage of Elizabeth Atherton and George Anthony Keck in 1800. Both were decedents of Peter Legh of Lyme Park, their mother’s being… https://t.co/DXhxiXRHU2
A lovely old view of Bretherton Lodge also known as ‘New Lodge’ is at the Bretherton end of the carriage drive. It was home to the Thompson family for many years (Charles Thompson being the head gardener of Bank… https://t.co/fcsgpkPyHB
Here is a view of Bank Bridge (aka Tarleton/ Danger Bridge) as it usually looks with the usually quiet River Douglas below... compared to the flood water brought by storm Ciara yesterday! #stormciara#bankbridge… https://t.co/1K4PtKHpZ2
A very windy and wet day for us all in the UK today, here is the River Douglas reaching just a few feet away from the top of the river bank that gives Bank Hall it’s name! Also nearing the top of the arches at Bank Bridge #bankhallbretherton#StormCiara#riverdouglas#lancashire