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A6 Cleveleys 585 BLACKBURN LEEDS Tadcaster R Derwent A59 BANKFIELD44 MUSEUM SMITH ART GALLERY A58 A162 13 Keihley A Museum since 1887, Bankfield tells the story of This purpose built Art Gallery and public library, A586 A629 Halifax and Calderdale, using its rich and diverse known as ‘The Rydings’, is surrounded by a Bubwith A1034 WITH collections. Set in the attractive surroundings of beautiful park and gardens. The front gallery hosts 12 Colne Akroyd Park, at the centre of model an exhibition of oil paintings, based on People and Blackpool Ribble village conservation area, this Victorian mansion Places, includingR works Ouse by Atkinson Grimshaw, Poulton-le-Fylde A64was the43 home of local mill owner, philanthropist Marcus Stone and Thomas Sydney Cooper. The DARWEN R Oldfield Leeds and MP, Colonel Edward Akroyd. Bankfield rear gallery hosts changing displays, covering a Padiham Nelson A Museum’s displays48 cover local history, costume, art, wide variety of themes from local artists to touring 3 32 toys, military47 history, jewellery and textiles from exhibitions, including photography, mixed media BLACKPOOL M55 1 thepiecehall.co.uk 11 Bradford around the world and hosts a range of temporary and sculpture, ensuring there is always something A163 4 exhibitions and events throughout the year. new and different to enjoy. The gallery was built by A584 1 Haworth Alderman William Smith and donated, along with A59 46 www.calderdale.gov.uk/museums 01422 352 334 A63 10 hisSelby collection of artwork in 1907. 31a 9 DEAN CLOUGH A614 Kirkham 8 Burnley 2 5 www.calderdale.gov.uk/museums 01422 352 334 M65 A646 Oxenhope 45 Once the world’s largest carpet factory, Dean 38 A583 1 Clough has been faithfully restored to become a SQUARE CHAPEL leading commercial and arts hub within the north Built in 1772, Square Chapel is believed to have 31 7 44 of . The 20 acre site stretches42 half a mile been designed by Thomas Bradley, who went onto A Leeming 43 R Aire A584 7 6 in length and is located on the edge of Halifax design Halifax’s famous Piece Hall and is buried A6 7 town centre. The complex is not only home to 150 in the front of the Chapel. During the 19th and A M62 Accrinton 27 businesses & 4000 employees, but it also includes A6320th centuries the building was home1041 to Sunday Preston Hebden 29 six separate art galleries, a theatre, a hotel, 2 gyms, Schools, Boys Brigades and it own orchestra before 37 30 26 28 restaurants, cafes, hair and beauty salons, a Jack falling into a state of dangerous disrepair. A local Lytham 42 30 Wills outlet store and much more. Free parking at group of people rescued it from demolition in Howden Bridge weekends & Bank Holidays. 1988 and they brought it back to life as a thrieving Blackburn Centre for the Arts with music, theatre, comedy, 9 For further informationCastlefo visit www.deanclough.com rd A59 2 3 4 41 or call 01422 250 250 children’s shows and community workshops. 1a 01422 349 422 St Anne’s 29 A666 5 A56 A681 31DUKE OF WELLINGTON’S32 36 VICTORIA THEATRE Humber Br 6033 A Leyland 25 Representing over 300 years of the33 Duke of Situated in the34 heart of bustling Halifax, this 28 WAKEFIELDWellington’s Regiment, since its raising in 1702, M62thriving theatre prides itself on an exciting and 12 this museum tells the stories of the soldiers who varied programme of events. From rock ‘n’ roll, 35 Bacup HALIFAX 40 served using their own words. The ‘Iron40 Duke’, pop and ballet to cutting-edge comedy, family A581 8 A674 Darwen Arthur Wellesley, was the Colonel of the 33rd which shows and unmissable drama it’s entertainment for 24 became, after his death, the only Regiment to all! The theatre hosts the biggest names from the Goole A58 be named after a person not of the Royal Blood. Stone Roses to Russell Brand. For over 100 years 23 Displays include items relating to the Duke himself the Victoria Theatre has acted as a magnificent Southport A671 and to the rich and varied history of the regiment, architectural gateway, announcing the heritage and ChorleyA675 39 including the campaigns of 33rdPontefract and 76th foot. beauty of Halifax and the district’s commitment to M6 The Duke of Wellington’sA6 Regiment has a long culture. The theatre has a capacity of 1,518 over M62 A642 Wakefieldassociation with the town of Halifax and is located three levels, making it one of the largest and most A676 A61 1 Rochdale within Bankfield Museum. A1 accessible in the region. 22 www.calderdale.gov.uk/museums 01422 352 334 01422 351 158 A570 M61 38 A49 EUREKA! MUSEUM HALIFAX MINSTER A19 6 NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE Eureka! The Museum for Children is Britain’s Located in the heart of Halifax, Halifax Minster Thorne Bury M66 leading interactive museum for children, opening is a stunning 15th Century Grade 1 listed Parish 10 21 38 up a fascinating world of hands-on exploration. Church; a site of major historical importance, a A565 A509 01422 647190 Huddersfield More than four hundred larger- than-life exhibits place of worship, prayer, of civic engagement, A18 A628and exciting activities invite you to use your senses DONCASTEReducation and culture; with a year-round 5 1 SEFTON 27 13 WardsBolton End, Halifax HX1 1BX, England 2 20 and imagination to discover more about yourself programme of guided tours, concerts and events. 7 A58 A636 and the world around you. Visit Halifax Minster to experience a tour rich in 13 01422 330 069 38history, heritage, spirituality and architecture. Ormskirk 6 19 Marvel at the beautiful stained glass, the simple 2 Skelmersdale MUSEUM elegance of the CommonwealthBentley Window, the M180 Formby A62 BarnsleyIn the Old Grammar School building, at the craftsmanship of the ornate font cover, box pews 3 BURY 13 and wooden “Mousey’ Thompson chairs and the A635 centre of the ancient Pennine hilltop village of 5 Heptonstall, you will find this welcoming Museum. stunning painted wooden ceiling; whilst learning 18 about the characters in the Halifax Minster story, A59 Jacob’sA58 Holmfirth Many features of the building remain, including 4 37 including Old Tristram and . 4 the original school desks and books. Displays 37 4 3 17 19 focus on the importance of this charming village Halifax Minster is just a short walk from both 3 A614 5 favourite 2 Oldham and surrounding area, from prehistoric times to Halifax Railway Station, Halifax Bus Station and Scunthorpe M58 26 1 16 M60 the present day. Stories include the tale of the many of Halifax’s other tourist attractions, including Mahull A629 infamous Cragg Vale CoinersA635 and the Battle of The Piece Hall and Eureka! The National Children’s 1 burger? BARNSLEY M1 Heptonstall during the English Civil War. The Museum. Parking is available on street or in several Wian 14 Museum makes the perfect starting point for local authority car parks in the streets surrounding 25 A6024 A628 exploring the area’s rich history, stunning landscape the Minster. Doncaster and inspiring literature, whether on foot, on public The Chief. 36 www.halifaxminster.org.uk 7 36 transport or by car. Bootle 24 WIGAN www.calderdale.gov.uk/museums 01422 352 334 CALDERDALE INDUSTRIAL3 12 A161 THE PIECE HALL A638 KNOWSLEYSt Helens 23 A616 Tucked beside the2 Piece Hall and the Central 6 A580 A 35a The Piece Hall in Halifax is a unique Grade I listed Library, this Museum is one of Calderdale’s hidden 23 11 Ashton-under-Lyne building dating back to 1779, originally built to gems. Assembled by the Borough Council in the 5 6 Swintonsupport the trading of ‘pieces’ of cloth.A630 Today it is 1980s, it was closed from 2000, until a group A159 placed amongst the great town squares of Europe, of enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteers ST HELENS 9 24 1 1 35 with a treasure trove of high-quality independent took it over and re-opened( it in 2017.) It tells Stocksbride shops, unique restaurants and exceptional bars 3 the fascinating storyA1 of how suchM a large variety 12 0 surrounding the huge open-air piazza. The stories Liverpool Glossop M18of industries grew around Halifax, from the M57 3 A57 22 8 8 11 2 of Georgian Halifax are told in specially created eighteenth century wool trade - the Industrial R Trent 7 exhibition spaces and a world-class programme Revolution, in one building. With limited resources, Bawtry 11 of outdoor music, live performance and spectacle the museum is open only on Saturdays but plans to 2 6 SHEFFIELD make this a must-visit destination. Wallasey 9 10 25 34 1 open more often in the future - check the website. A631 A631 1 6 8 9 5 27 A57 www.thepiecehall.co.uk 01422 525 200 www.calderdaleindustrial.co.uk 5 M62 M60 1 M67 34SHIBDEN HALL ELECTRIC BOWL 7 W#PeopleOfThePlazaarrinton Set in the picturesqueRotherham , a mile from After starting life as a Snooker Club in the 80’s, 2a 2 6 3 Halifax, Shibden Hall dates back to 1420 and Electric Bowl (The Electric Cinema in a past life) 21 3 offers visitors33 a fascinating journey through the nowA634 offers a variety of entertainment suitable for TGI Fridays at lives of the people who lived and worked32 here, all ages. Tenpin Bowling takes centre stage on the Stockport Sheƒield including the noted diarist Anne Lister (1791 - ground floor, but, if you venture up on to the first Beckinham Broad Street Plaza, Lymm Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2015 1840). Shibden Hall’s architecture is a mix of styles floor, you’ll find American pool tables, Golf and Gainsborouh Halifax reflecting its interesting and varied history. The multi-sports simulators, Snooker tables and F1 race 3 5 ROTHERHAM adjacent 17th century aisled barn and workshops car simulators. Something for everyone and all 16 Although produced with the co-operation of Halifax Visitor Centre (HVC), no responsibility is accepted by the HVC for any advertisements herein or for any errors or omissions. Produced by Grace CPL Ltd • Tel: 01702 530046 • Email: [email protected] • November 2018 house a carriage collection and displays relating to under one roof! A638 A41 20 6 different crafts, including a blacksmiths,31 coopers, A57 A156 8 7 www.electricbowl.net 01422 301 123 Birkenhead PEAK DISTRICT wheelwrights and saddlers. There are a range of Widnes14 9 events held at the Hall and Park throughout the Blyth 4 year. GALACTIC GOLF A620 WIRRAL 01422 352 246 10 M56 This space themed adventure golf venue is 11 A6187 A625 A616SHIBDEN PARK & ESTATE OUT OF THIS WORLD! 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