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13–15 September 2019 13–15 September 2019 Free access to events: • buildings • churches • walks • talks • tours • art and surrounds Supported by: www.guildford.gov.uk www.heritageopendays.org.uk 1 Explore hidden gems not usually open to the public • Free admission to all properties, walks and events. • Guides will be present at many properties. Heritage Open Days is coordinated nationally by the National Trust with support from players of People’s Postcode Lottery. Guildford’s Heritage Open Days has amongst the highest number of activities of any borough in the UK, thanks to the work of: Guildford Borough Council, The Guildford Town Guides and The Guildford Society. Nationally the festival is taking place for ten days from 13 to 22 September where organisers can choose when to participate. For Heritage Open Days events around the country, please visit: www.heritageopendays.org.uk 2 During Heritage Open Days weekend, Guildford Borough Council Guildford welcomes visitors to its liaises with property owners and many heritage sites in and around participants. We design this brochure and the borough. Guildford is a vibrant event publicity and explore promotional town with a wealth of historic homes opportunities. and gardens, arts and culture, great Telephone: 01483 444548 days out, shopping and dining. One www.guildford.gov.uk weekend simply isn’t enough time to see everything so why not visit again at any Guildford Town Guides time of the year and enjoy tranquil river provide free guided walks from May walks and the surrounding Surrey Hills to September around the town. Come Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. and experience our history through the For full details of accommodation for fascinating townscape. all budgets, places to see and things to Contact: Tourist Information Centre. do, please contact: Telephone: 01483 444333 or visit: www.guildfordwalks.org.uk for Tourist Information Centre, details of the walks. Guildford House, 155 High Street, Guildford, GU1 3AJ. Telephone: 01483 444333 The Guildford Society Email: [email protected] stewards some of the participating properties, assists with the organisation or visit: www.visitguildford.com of Heritage Open Days and arranges additional events. The Society works to protect and enhance the town’s amenities; You can download this brochure from also to promote high standards of planning the Council’s website: and architecture. New members are always www.guildford.gov.uk/heritageopendays welcome. Printed copies are available from: For further details, please contact the Tourist Information Centre, Honorary Secretary. 155 High Street, Guildford. Telephone: 01483 503172 or visit: Telephone: 01483 444333 and www.guildfordsociety.org.uk Guildford Borough Council, Millmead, Guildford, GU2 4BB. Please telephone us on 01483 444548 to request this brochure in an alternative format 3 Crafted fi nancial solutions for fast-changing times. Thesis Asset Management is becoming Sanlam, proud sponsors of Guildford’s Heritage Open Days. As Wealthsmiths, we pride ourselves on our cutting-edge technology. But, equally, on the craftsmanship we put into fashioning our fi nancial solutions. Embracing the future shouldn’t mean abandoning time-honoured values. That’s why we support Guildford’s Heritage Open Days. Advice • Planning • Management Sanlam is a trading name of Sanlam Private Investments (UK) Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. 4 SAN0011_Guildford clock_200x138.indd 1 21/06/2019 16:29 Index Information in this book Details are correct at the time of printing page but please note that circumstances Quick guide 8 beyond our control may affect this. We accept no responsibility for any errors or Maps 10 disappointment caused. Please note that for some activities featured there may be a Properties 12 charge. Other events and activities 36 Access to buildings Many historic buildings have limited Walks 39 access with stairs and relatively few amenities for disabled people. Churches 45 Many of the owners and occupiers of the properties have provided us with accessibility information. N If you are interested in a particular building New listings for 2019 or event and need to know details of access C Children’s favourites arrangements, please contact: Tourist Information Centre, 155 High Street, Guildford. Telephone: 01483 444333 Children Venues welcome children but those under 14 years should be accompanied by an adult. Get involved Some events will be of particular interest If you own a property or represent an to families and children and have been organisation within the borough and would highlighted within our programme. like to get involved in future Heritage Open We hope you enjoy exploring Guildford’s Days, we would love to hear from you. rich architectural heritage, cultural gems and activities and look forward to seeing you Please see our website for details: again next year. www.guildford.gov.uk/heritageopendays 5 Visit Historic Guildford Guildford Guildford Guildford House Museum Castle Guildford House & Gallery Guildford Museum Guildford Castle 155 High Street, Guildford GU1 3AJ Castle Arch, Quarry Street, Guildford GU1 3SX Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3SX The Medieval Wanborough Guildhall Undercroft Barn The Guildhall Medieval Undercroft Wanborough Barn High Street, Guildford GU1 3AA 72 High St, Guildford GU1 3HE Westwood Lane, Wanborough GU3 2JR www.guildford.gov.uk/attractionsvenuesandmore For more information call 01483 444751 or email [email protected] 6 7 Quick guide... Please refer to listings for times and information N New for 2019 C Children’s favourites ref page Properties Location G = Guildford Fri 13 Sat 14 Sun 15 1 12 Abbot’s Hospital G High Street 2 12 Albury Organic Vineyard Albury 3 13 Ash Local History Museum Ash 4 13 C Chilworth Gunpowder Mills Chilworth 5 14 Clandon Park (National Trust) West Clandon 6 14 The County Club G High Street 7 15 C Dapdune Wharf G Dapdune Wharf 8 15 Effingham Golf Club Effingham 9 16 C Effingham Methodist Church Effingham 10 16 English cut flowers in Surrey East Clandon 11 17 George Abbot School Burpham 12 17 C Guildford Castle G Castle Street 13 18 C Guildford Cathedral G Stag Hill 14 18 Guildford House G High Street 15 19 Guildford Institute G Ward Street 16 19 C Guildford Model Engineering Society G Stoke Park 17 20 C Guildhall G High Street 18 20 Hatchlands Park East Clandon 19 21 C Henley Fort G The Mount 20 21 C Holy Trinity Church G High Street 21 22 Jellicoe Roof Garden G House of Fraser, High Street 22 22 Lovelace Mausoleum East Horsley 23 23 C Medieval Undercroft G 72 High Street 24 23 Merrist Wood House Worplesdon 25 24 Mill Studio Theatre (Old Town Mill) G Millbrook 26 24 C The Museum of Military Medicine Ash Vale 27 25 Olivo restaurant G 53 Quarry Street 28 25 Pigeon House Albury 29 26 C Prior’s Field Priorsfield Road, Godalming 30 26 Puttenham Eco Barn Puttenham 31 27 Quaker Meeting House G Guildford 32 27 Royal Grammar School G High Street 33 28 Royal Oak Public House G Trinity Churchyard 34 28 Rydes Hill Preparatory School Aldershot Road 35 29 Send and Ripley History Society Museum Ripley 36 29 C Shalford Mill (National Trust) The Street, Shalford 37 29 C Shere Museum Shere 38 30 C Sime Gallery Worplesdon 39 31 St Catherine’s Chapel Portsmouth Road 40 31 St Mary’s Church and tower G Quarry Street 41 32 C St Nicolas Church and tower G Lower High St 42 32 St Teresa’s School Effingham 43 33 C Treadwheel Crane G Town Wharf, Millbrook 44 33 Wanborough Great Barn Wanborough 45 34 Watts Gallery, Cemetery Chapel and Limnerslease Compton 46 35 Yvonne Arnaud Theatre G Millbrook 8 ref page Other events and activities Location G = Guildford Fri 13 Sat 14 Sun 15 47 36 C Adam Aaronson Glass Studio West Horsley 48 37 C Castle Green Bowling Club G Castle Grounds, Castle Street 49 37 C Costumed 12th Century Life presented by Historia Normannis G Castle Street and High Street 50 38 Talk: Foxenden Quarry Air Raid Shelter G High Street 51 38 N Talk: George Abbot and the Almshouses of Guildford G High Street Thu 19 ref page Walks Location G = Guildford Fri 13 Sat 14 Sun 15 w1 39 Effingham trail and Bishop’s walk Various w2 39 George Abbot G High Street w3 40 Guildford Story G High Street w4 40 Hidden Guildford G High Street w5 41 High Street G High Street w6 41 Industrial history of the Wey and Tillingbourne rivers G Yvonne Arnaud Theatre w7 41 Kings, Worthies and Scoundrels G High Street w8 42 Lewis Carroll G High Street w9 42 Mount Cemetery G The Mount w10 42 Ripley Village Ripley w11 43 River Wey G Dapdune Wharf w12 43 N World War Two Heritage walk G Dapdune Wharf w13 43 N Shackleford and Peper Harow Shackleford w14 44 Stonebridge Wharfside Shalford to Bramley Shalford ref page Village churches Location G = Guildford Fri 13 Sat 14 Sun 15 A 45 St Peter and Paul, The Old Church (incl. Drummond Chapel) Albury Park, Albury B 45 St Peter’s Church Road, Ash C 46 St Martha on the Hill St Martha’s Hill, Guildford D 46 St Thomas’ Church New Road, Chilworth E 47 St Nicholas Compton F 47 St Thomas of Canterbury East Clandon G 48 St Peter and St Paul West Clandon H 48 St Martin’s East Horsley I 48 St Mary’s West Horsley J 49 St Lawrence Effingham K 49 Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church Effingham L 50 St Francis Littleton M 50 St John the Evangelist Merrow N 50 St Mark’s Peaslake O 51 St John the Baptist Puttenham P 51 St Mary Magdalen Ripley Q 51 St Laurence Seale R 52 St Mary the Virgin Send S 52 St Mary’s Shackleford T 52 Shalford Cemetery Chapel Shalford U 53 Stoughton Methodist Church Stoughton V 53 St Paul’s Tongham W 53 St Bartholomew Wanborough X 54 C St Mary the Virgin Worplesdon 9 Maps..
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