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eritage Open Days Explore the town and its Normandy House and the newly 2021 gives us those fascinating heritage with tours refurbished Pip & Jim’s Church. Hopportunities. of Imperial Gardens’ Trees, The theme this year is Edible Cheltenham Backwaters, As ever, our thanks go all England so there are plenty The Prestbury You Didn’t Know the owners, occupiers and of opportunities to sample and many other walks and talks volunteers who have helped the town’s delights. Take a about Cheltenham’s rich and to lay on the amazing TURF Cheltenham was created self-guided walk around varied history. programme for us this year, in March 2020 uniting diverse Edible Historic Cheltenham and to Sarah Harvey and her and significantly independent or Cheltenham’s Lost Pubs Make the most of opportunities team of volunteers who have hospitality venues. Our dynamic and Breweries, visit the Francis to see behind the doors of our managed it all. We hope you Close Hall Edible Garden or beautiful buildings and venues, have a wonderful time. and supportive collaborative is the Holst Victorian House with including Cambray Baptist made up of over 45 members, four different talks about food Church, Cheltenham Croquet Andrew Booton all independently owner-operated Kevan BlaCKaDDer and drink Victorian style, as well Club, Cheltenham Ladies’ Chairman, businesses, all keen to work as tours of the Queens Hotel. College, Dean Close School, Cheltenham Civic Society and learn from each other. The team who put Cheltenham Heritage Open Days together lost a great supporter We’re independent cafés, in Kevan Blackadder in 2021. pubs, bars, restaurants, hotels EE Edible England Kev was a well-known figure around Key for 2021 themes and specialist retail shops that SP Cheltenham and was Director of Cheltenham BID. Secret Places are keen to welcome you and help create an exciting hospitality We will miss his support, practical help Acknowledgements Heritage Open Days is organised by Cheltenham Civic Society , with support and sponsorship from Cheltenham Borough Council . scene for Cheltenham. but most of all, his friendship. Thank you to all walk leaders, speakers and event organisers for all their hard work in putting this programme together. www.turfcheltenham.co.uk Thank you Kev for all you did for us Information correct at time of going to print © Cheltenham Civic Society. The organisers reserve the right to alter or cancel any aspects if unavoidable. and for Cheltenham. Heritage Open Days events are free to explore .
2 For further information please visit www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ 3 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 L s 1 Annecy Gardens EE Cheltenham Ladies’ College 5 o n , Sandford Park, High Street GL53 7PU , Bayshill Road GL50 3EP c o a i } Open to the public. Dawn-dusk 7 days per week } Saturday 11, 1-4pm t t i
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Annecy Gardens is a public open space within Sandford Park. Within it are a * Tours at 1pm, 2pm & 3pm: meet at College Main Entrance on Bayshill Road. n o number of beds that are tended by volunteers of Vision 21, a local sustainability Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Anthology. 10 places per tour s L charity. The project was established in 2012 for people wishing to learn how to Dating from 1873, main buildings are designed in ecclesiastical style. grow vegetables. Produce is free to the public. Interior shows influence of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Hour-long tour also includes History of College display room.
2 Cambray Baptist Church EE 6 , Cambray Place GL50 1JS } Friday 10 & Saturday 11, 10am-3pm; Cheltenham Playhouse SP Sunday 12 12noon-3pm = Refreshments/Disabled access/Toilets , 47-53 Bath Road GL53 7HG * There will be regular tours throughout each day there is no need to book } Sunday 12, 12noon-4pm Cambray Baptist Church is a listed building that opened in 1855. It has been = Refreshments/Disabled access (partial) refurbished several times during its 165 year history. However, many original * Tours every 10 minutes, lasting features remain for you to see. Displays will explain something of our historic past approximately 30 minutes. and of our present activities. Special events on Saturday 11 including a talk by Alan Tours must be booked in advance Pilbeam on The Old Vineyards of Gloucestershire – see www.cambray.org for details. via our box office on 01242 522852 or www.cheltplayhouse.org.uk. Cheltenham Croquet Club Maximum 6 places per tour 3 Converted to a theatre in 1945, the , Old Bath Road GL53 7DF Playhouse has an astonishing history dating } Saturday 18 and Sunday 19, 10am, 12noon & 2pm back to 1806; it has been a salts works, = Refreshments/Free parking (limited space)/Toilets slipper baths, steam mill and bakery, * Opportunity to play some croquet. Please bring flat soled shoes and medicinal spa, indoor cycling school, shower proof top with you gymnasium, ARP centre and a swimming There will be one hour tours commencing at 10am, 12noon & 2pm. 8 places are pool – which still exists under the available on each tour. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Anthology. auditorium.
4 Christ Church 7 Cheltenham Minster, , Malvern Road GL50 2JH } Sunday 19, 3pm St Mary’s = Refreshments/Disabled access/Free parking (limited)/Toilets , Well Walk off Clarence Street * Concert 3pm GL50 3JX ‘Sacred Choruses ’ - a short concert of choral and organ music by the Choir of Christ } Friday 10, 11am-3pm; Church Cheltenham with Guest Organist Matthew Martin (Gonville & Caius Saturday 11, 10am-4pm; College, Cambridge). Followed by homemade refreshments. Free entry, no need to Sunday 12, 1-4pm; Talk & Tour: 3pm; pre-book. Monday 13 –Wed 15, 11am-3pm; Thursday 16, 11am-3pm & 6.30-8.30pm. Tower open for Church of St Michael and All Angels in Bishop’s Cleeve SP visitors from 6.30-8pm. Talk 7pm; 8 , Church Approach, Bishop’s Cleeve GL52 8NG } Saturday 11, 9am-12noon Friday 17, 11am-3pm; = Refreshments/Disabled access (not schoolroom or oak stairs)/ Saturday 18, 10am-4pm; Free parking (disabled only). Other parking available at St Michael’s Centre Sunday 19, 1-4pm car park via Churchfields GL52 8LL or at Tesco/Toilets = Refreshments (after events)/ 12th century building in Cotswold stone. All ground floor will be accessible, as well Disabled access (ground floor as ancient schoolroom over the porch. Items of interest include 2 paintings by only)/Free disabled parking/Toilets PJ Crook, 15th century oak staircase, traces of wall paintings, weathervane * Bell Event: Ringing of bells from designed by Anita Lafford. Guides will be on hand. 7pm (20 minutes) plus talk on Thursday 16. Visitors not wanting to climb the tower can watch on the screen in the Minster The Minster is the only medieval IN C HELTEN HAM church in the town, with outstanding EDIB LE ENG LAND stained glass windows and interesting Tuck in and uncover tasty treats around Cheltenham. From Annecy Gardens, tended by volunteers of Vision 21, to memorial tablets and an ancient fascinating insights into Victorian wining and dining at the Holst Victorian House. Discover international edible delights schoolroom. See page 15 for talk with the Cheltenham Twinning Association, find out more about local heritage grains at Chaplais Kitchen and explore details. the recent orchard planting at Winston Churchill Memorial Gardens. Look out for entries marked with an EE .
4 For further information please visit www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ Tickets must be pre-booked for some events as numbers are limited. See page 10 for information. 5 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 L b u s l o
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t a Punch and Judy. n e h c t i Gustav Holst and his friend Ralph Vaughan Williams will Francis Close Hall Edible Garden EE SP k 10 n a i also be out and about in Cheltenham town centre on , FCH Campus, The University of Gloucestershire, St Paul’s Road GL50 4AZ r o t c
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} Sunday 12 & Sunday 19, 11am-1pm V = Disabled access/Free parking would love to have a chat! * Disabled access possible, although some uneven surfaces/narrow points There will be one free tour and two free talks as part of A community garden where students and local residents grow vegetables together. Heritage Open Days. Free admission will only be available The garden was designed using permaculture principles, and we use organic to the house when booking on to one of these events. and biodynamic methods. The garden contains a pond, a compost area, See pages 13, 14 and 15 for talks details. an outdoor classroom, fruit trees and a pizza oven.
11 Friends of Hatherley Park Normandy House 14 , Hatherley Park GL51 3AL , 305-309 High Street GL50 3FB } Saturday 11 (tours only), 10am & 11am } Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 and Saturday 18 & Sunday 19, 2-4pm = Disabled access (ground floor only)/Toilets = Refreshments/Disabled access/Free parking * Duration 1 hour. Tour covers three floors with no lift. Pre-book and collect Friends of Hatherley Park will welcome you to the park on both weekends a tiNckoett froopme Tnhine gS uifnfo 2lk0 A2n1th douloegy t. 6o pulancfeos rpseere tnou cr ircumstances (weather permitting). Self-guided tree walk sheets will be available. Friends of Built c.1813 as a gentleman’s residence it became Cheltenham’s first General Hatherley Park will be there with a display of archive material, photos and Hospital and Dispensary and, in 1849, one of England’s first women’s teacher information from when the park first opened to present day. Also an opportunity training colleges. Following a period of varied use and an award-winning to play boules. restoration, it now houses offices and arts facilities.
12 ‘Murder Most Unladylike’ tours at Queens Hotel 15 Cheltenham Ladies’ College SP , The Promenade GL50 1NN , Bayshill Road GL50 3EP } Saturday 11, 1-4pm = Disabled access/Toilets } Friday 1 0–Sunday 12 & Friday 17 –Sunday 19, 12noon-5pm * Tours for children (suggested age 8-13) at 1pm, 2pm & 3pm: meet at = Disabled access/Toilets College Main Entrance on Bayshill Road. Pre-book and collect a ticket from * Visitors report to reception for instructions and information sheet The Suffolk Anthology. 10 places per tour Built in the 1830s, this iconic building is at the heart of the town’s social life See the places that inspired Robin Stevens to create Deepdean School . The Gym, with its classical façade and original period features. Tours will take place every the Library Corridor, the Assembly Hall and the original Tunnel. Bun break is hour between 12noon-5pm on the dates above. provided and you may even spot Daisy and Hazel.
St Andrew’s United Reformed Church 16 , Montpellier Street GL50 1SP SHUSH –IT’S A SECRE T! } Saturday 11, 11am-4pm = Disabled access/Toilets Cheltenham may be famous for secrets via a certain building to the west of the town, but this years’ events * Talk: The House that Moved by Dr Tony Jeans and Mrs Sandra Jeans, let you explore more secret places and stories. Discover what secrets lie beneath the Cheltenham Saturday 11, 2.30pm Playhouse or book a tour at Cheltenham Ladies’ College to see the places that inspired Robin Stevens Grade II listed Victorian Gothic church opened in 1886, refurbished 2002. to create Deepdean School . For these and other secret places look out for entries marked SP . Willis Organ. Many original architectural features, including memorials relating to the building of the church. See page 13 for talk details.
6 For further information please visit www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ Tickets must be pre-booked for some events as numbers are limited. See page 10 for information. 7 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 L s 17 19 o n
St Lawrence’s Church EE St Philip & St James Church (Pip & Jim’s) c o a i , Church Road, Swindon Village GL51 9RA , Grafton Road GL50 2DD t t i
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Talk: The History of Swindon Village by = Refreshments (Tea, coffee & cake)/Disabled access/ n o Barry Simon. 2pm, lasts about 1 hour. Free parking (limited)/Toilets s L Walk: The Swindon Village Conservation Area * Lunchtime lecture A Tale of Two Churches by Adrian Barlow led by Barry Simon and Eileen Allen. 3pm, at 12noon (45 places) and a talk Aristocrats, Admirals and about 1 mile. an Architect by Neela Mann at 3.30pm (45 places). = Refreshments (all day except 2-3pm during Organ recital 11-11.30am & 2.30-3pm (no booking talk)/Disabled access/Parking (free at required). Compline sung by P&J Choir at 5pm Swindon Village Hall about a ¼ mile away (no booking required) on Church Road or on local streets for One of Cheltenham’s landmark churches, during the past year those who cannot walk from the village Pip & Jim’s Victorian interior has been dramatically transformed . hall)/Toilet suitable for disabled Informal tours throughout day; children’s activities include a An historic Norman church which includes a labyrinth and young explorers’ trail; organ recitals and lectures. display on local farming and market gardening. Display of vestments and new altar cloth. Self-guiding leaflets See page 13 for walk details and page 15 for available; information desk and stewards on hand to answer talk details. questions. See pages 13 and 14 for talk details.
18 The Cheltenham Trust St Luke’s Church EE } 10-19 September , St Luke’s Road GL53 7JJ Information on Heritage Open Days events and activities will be available at } Friday 10, 12noon-4pm. www.cheltenhamtrust.org.uk and on social media. Tour 2.15pm; Saturday 11, 12noon-9pm. Talks: 2.30pm & 7pm; Sunday 12, 12noon-6pm, Talk: 2pm; Monday 13 & Tuesday 14, 12noon-4pm; Wednesday 15, 12noon-4pm. The New Club Cheltenham Workshop 12noon-4pm ; 20 Thursday 16 & Friday 17, , 2 Montpellier Parade GL50 1UD 12noon-4pm; } Wednesday 15, Thursday 16 & Friday 17, 11am-3pm Saturday 18, 12noon-6pm. = Refreshments/Disabled access/Free parking/Toilets Tour 2.15pm; * Duration 1 hour. 18 years plus only. Pre-book and collect ticket from Sunday 19, 12noon-4pm The Suffolk Anthology = Refreshments/Disabled Tour of the facilities with an insight into the history of the Club plus a presentation access/Free parking/Toilets on the Club. Tours at 11am, 12noon, 1pm & 2pm. Up to 20 places for each tour. * Victorian Afternoon Tea in association with the Holst galleries and clock tower, via a hidden Workshop must be pre-booked by Victorian House accompanied spiral staircase. Enjoy talks on Victorian contacting [email protected]. Winston Churchill Memorial Gardens EE 21 by a piano duet on Saturday 11 food and drink and Cheltenham: The Victorian Wine and Cheese tasting , Entrance from Lower High Street GL50 3JA, St Luke’s church, designed by F.W. A Secret A –Z, afternoon tea, a event with Lits Philippou on Saturday or from Market Street GL50 3NH Ordish, was consecrated in 1854 and watercolour workshop on the theme 11, 7pm is a partner event with the } Saturday 18, 12noon-4pm has impressive stained glass windows, of Edible England and music. Relax Holst Victorian House. Discover = Disabled access mosaics, wood carvings and relics of with a Victorian Afternoon Tea & Talk more about Secret Cheltenham on The Friends of the Winston Churchill Memorial Gardens will have a display the demolished St John’s church. View on Saturday 11 at 2.30pm. The Sunday 12, 2pm with David Elder. on the history of the park, previously a cemetery, and before that an orchard. St Luke’s church’s many Victorian guided tour and Watercolour See page 14 for talks details. As well as sharing their knowledge of the park, including the recent orchard attributes on a guided tour of the planting along Market Street, they would love to hear your stories.
Self-Guided Walk: Edible Historic Cheltenham – From an Urban Meadow to a Sober Parrot! Who lived here in the past? EE FREE SE LF-G UIDED W ALKS f Self Guided Walk = Pick up the walk sheet from the venues or download from www.turfcheltenham.co.uk or www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ Collect from the Holst Victorian House A dozen independent cafés and restaurants on the way will display who lived or There are eleven walks, written by members of Cheltenham Local History Society worked in their buildings in the past. Pick up the walk sheet from the following and Friends of Pittville, which you can do at your leisure. Walk sheets can be picked venues and look for the displays there. Rodney Road: Urban Meadow, Purslane; up from Holst Victorian House, 4 Clarence Road, Pittville, Cheltenham GL52 2AY. Regent Street: The Find:, Domaine 16, Woodkraft, Bar Padron; Clarence Street area: Lumière, L’Artisan, GL50, O’Hara’s, Muse Brasserie, Sober Parrot.
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0 1 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 W
s 30 Walk: Taking the Waters Walk: Imperial Gardens’ Trees 36 k a l f Lesley Sainty f Sam Reader l a , Start: 10 Montpellier Spa Road GL50 1UL Finish: 123 High Street GL50 1DQ , Start & Finish: Gustav Holst statue, Imperial Gardens GL50 1QA k } Sunday 12 & Wednesday 15, 10.30am } Thursday 16, 4.30pm s W = Duration 60 minutes. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Anthology. = Duration 45 minutes (approximately). 10 places available Pre-book ticket at [email protected]. 7 places A Walk and Talk based on the novel Taking the Waters by local author Lesley Sainty. Walking tour of trees in Imperial Gardens with Sam Reader, Tree Officer at Follow in the Regency footsteps of the characters, find out about historical locations Cheltenham Borough Council. featured in the book and listen to readings on location. No children under 12.
31 Walk: Spas, Spats and Stories Walk: The Swindon Village Conservation Area 37 f Neela Mann f Barry Simon and Eileen Allen , Starts: Montpellier Wine Bar, Montpellier Street , Start & Finish: St Lawrence’s Church, Church Road, Swindon Village GL51 9RA } Monday 13, 2pm & Thursday 16, 2.30pm } Saturday 18, 3pm = Duration approximately 1 hour plus. Pre-book and collect a ticket from = Duration 1 hour. Booking not required unless Covid restrictions apply in The Suffolk Anthology . 10 places which case e-mail [email protected] at least the day before Henry Thompson and his son Pearson gave us The Rotunda and Lansdown. Some mildly uneven paths on the route from the historic Norman church. This walk explores the story, 1800-1850, of their paths, pitfalls and particular Walk includes Swindon Hall and Manor Grounds. residents of Lansdown. T
32 Walk: The Park Campus Tours Talk: Wining and Dining Victorian Style EE 38 a l
f Louise Hughes , Start & Finish: Meet at Elwes Reception, University of Glos, f Laura Kinnear, Lits Philippou & Rachel Roberts, Archivist Cheltenham Ladies’ College k
The Park Campus GL50 2RH } Tuesday 14, 10am, 12noon, 2pm & 4pm , Holst Victorian House, 4 Clarence Road, Pittville GL52 2AY s = Duration 1 hour. Pre-booking essential via [email protected] or 01242 714851. } Friday 10, 11am & 2pm. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Narrow pavements and uneven lakeside path. Pay and display car parking available Anthology. 8 places available. = Duration 1 hour. Toilets The Park Campus remains a remarkable example of the early development of Wining and dining Victorian style: Upstairs, Downstairs & Nursery fare. Where would Cheltenham’s green spaces. Find out how its inhabitants changed from elephants you choose to eat and drink if you lived in Victorian England? Learn about the to Ursuline nuns to female trainee-teachers over the years (plus a visit by diet of a Victorian child, the food and wine served upstairs and the fare ‘below the Queen Mother!). stairs’ on this talk/tour.
33 Walk: Regency Cheltenham Talk: A Woman’s Life 39 f Mary Moxham f Carolyn S. Jones , Start: Outside Cheltenham Town Hall, Imperial Square , Holst Victorian House, 4 Clarence Road, Pittville GL52 2AY Finish: The Promenade } Saturday 11, 11am & 12noon. 8 places available includes free admission } Tuesday 14, 11am to the museum. Pre-book a ticket by emailing [email protected] = Duration 90 minutes. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk = Duration 1 hour. Toilets Anthology. 15 places available Free bookable talk by writer Carolyn S. Jones about her original play that was Explore the development of this Regency spa town; discover architectural highlights recently made into a film. The story explores the lives of Gustav’s mother, Clara and significant personalities in Cheltenham’s history. von Holst, and Isabella Beeton, author of the Book of Household Management .
34 Walk: The Prestbury You Didn’t Know Talk: A Tale of Two Churches: the illustrated story of Pip & Jim’s 40 f Roger Beacham and Tony Noel , Start & Finish: Prestbury Library, f Adrian Barlow , St Philip & St James Church, Grafton Road GL50 2DD The Burgage GL52 3DN } Wednesday 15, 2.15pm } Saturday 11, 12noon. Pre-booking essential, in person only, at The Suffolk = Duration 1 hour. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Anthology. Anthology. 45 places available 15 places available = Refreshments (Tea, coffee & cake)/Disabled access/Free parking (limited)/Toilets See the site of an exotic grotto where King George III and Queen Charlotte drank 50 minute illustrated talk, tracing history of two churches on this site from 1837 to tea and the house associated with the artist Dora Carrington. Though no longer 2021: the building of the original church, St. Philip’s, replaced in 1879-1881 by the in situ, see the gravemarker of General Whinyates and hear about his command present church, Pip & Jim’s, and the recent dramatic re-ordering project, already of the Rocket Brigade at Waterloo. attracting interest and admiration across the Church of England.
35 Walk: Cheltenham Backwaters – Exploring the River Chelt Talk: The House that Moved 41 f Mary Moxham f Dr Tony Jeans and Mrs Sandra Jeans , Start: The Meadow Café, Old Bath Road Finish: Honeybourne/Waitrose Bridge , St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Montpellier Street GL50 1SP } Thursday 16, 11am } Saturday 11, 2.30pm. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Anthology. = Duration 90 minutes. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk 50 places available. Not suitable for young children Anthology. 15 places available. This is a linear walk = Duration 1 hour. Disabled access/Toilets A linear walk, following part of the River Chelt from Cox’s Meadow through How a medieval house came to be moved from Gloucester Road to Dowdeswell. Sandford Park and the town centre and out towards Arle.
12 For further information please visit www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ Tickets must be pre-booked for some events as numbers are limited. See page 10 for information. 13 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 T s 42 Talk: The Colourful Origins and Secrets Behind Talk: Leckhampton Rioters: Thugs or Martyrs? 48 a k l l
a Victorian Afternoon Tea EE f Neela Mann , Cheltenham Playhouse, 47-53 Bath Road GL53 7HG k a f Lits Philippou , St Luke’s Church, St Luke’s Road GL53 7J J } Thursday 16, 11am. Talk must be booked in advance via our box office s T } Saturday 11, 2.30pm on 01242 522852 or www.cheltplayhouse.org.uk. 30 places available = Duration about 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access/Free parking/Toilets = Duration 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access (partial) Join us for a cuppa whilst listening to the story of the history, origins and secrets of Paths people had walked on over Leckhampton Hill for years were blocked when our iconic national drink. The event is in association with the Holst Victorian House. Henry Dale bought the hill in 1897. Thousands of people tried upholding the rights Lits will present a 30-minute talk at 2.30pm, followed by tea and cakes accompanied of way with demonstrations year after year but it took a group of local working men to by a piano duet. stand up to Dale, but they paid the price. Local historian Neela Mann tells the story.
43 Talk: Aristocrats, Admirals and an Architect: Talk: Dig For Victory EE 49 the memorials of Pip & Jim’s f Fiona Warin , Cheltenham Playhouse, 47-53 Bath Road GL53 7HG f Neela Mann , St Philip & St James Church, Grafton Road GL50 2DD } Thursday 16, 2pm. Talk must be booked in advance via our box office } Saturday 11, 3.30pm. Pre-booking essential, in person only, at The Suffolk on 01242 522852 or www.cheltplayhouse.org.uk. 30 places available Anthology. 45 places available = Duration 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access (partial) = Refreshments (Tea, coffee & cake)/Disabled access/Free parking (limited)/Toilets Fiona Warin, Allotment Officer for Cheltenham Borough Council, will take you 50 minute illustrated talk tells the stories of some of the colourful, controversial through the domestic food growing campaign of WWII, as she creates a fictional and fascinating men and women commemorated in Pip & Jim’s. It presents a gardening club to answer the call to ‘Dig for Victory’. The campaign is brought vivid picture of social and political life in 19th century Cheltenham. to life in a highly entertaining and informative way. © Cheltenham Trust
44 Talk: Cheltenham: A Secret A to Z SP Talk: Bell Ringing 50 f David Elder , St Luke’s Church, St Luke’s Road GL53 7J J f Talk Liz Coke (Captain of Cheltenham Minster Bell Ringers) } Sunday 12, 2pm. Duration 1 hour. Pre-book and collect a ticket from , Cheltenham Minster, St Mary’s, Well Walk off Clarence Street GL50 3JX The Suffolk Anthology. 50 places available } Thursday 16, 7pm = Refreshments/Disabled access/Free parking/Toilets = Duration 30 minutes. Disabled access (ground floor only) How well do you know Cheltenham, its places, people and history? This 45 minute No need to pre-book, come along to hear the bells and stay for the talk. talk (plus Q&A) draws on material from two recently published books, Secret Cheltenham and A-Z of Cheltenham , to reveal fascinating facts and stories about Cheltenham which are less well known or lie hidden beneath the surface.
45 Talk: Jack is Back! –The return of an ancient Cheltenham folk tradition Talk: Bake Back in Time EE 51 f Mike Bottomley , Cheltenham Playhouse, 47-53 Bath Road GL53 7HG f Laura Kinnear and Lucy Moriarty } Wednesday 15, 11am. Talk must be booked in advance via our box office , Holst Victorian House, 4 Clarence Road, Pittville GL52 2AY on 01242 522852 or www.cheltplayhouse.org.uk. 30 places available } Saturday 18, 10am & 2pm. 8 places available includes free admission to the = Duration 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access (partial) museum. Book a ticket by emailing [email protected] Jack in the Green was a folk custom that was flourishing in Gloucestershire from = Duration 1 hour. Toilets the 18th to the early 20th centuries. Follow the story of this audacious attempt to Experience 19th century baking in our Victorian kitchen in this edible talk. bring this colourful British tradition back to the streets of Cheltenham for the first time in over 100 years.
46 Talk: Booze, Balloons and Burials Talk: The History of Swindon Village 52 f Neela Mann f Barry Simon , Cheltenham Playhouse, 47-53 Bath Road GL53 7HG , St Lawrence’s Church, Church Road, Swindon Village GL51 9RA } Wednesday 15, 2pm. Talk must be booked in advance via our box office on } Saturday 18, 2pm. No booking required unless Covid restrictions apply in 01242 522852 or www.cheltplayhouse.org.uk. 30 places available which case email [email protected] at least the day before = Duration 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access (partial) = Duration about 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access/Free parking/Toilet A saunter around the history of the lower High Street area. Local historian An illustrated talk about Swindon Village and its historic Norman church. Neela Mann tells the story of the area. This illustrated talk is also a walk of the area led by Neela. See page 11 for walk details.
Talk: Shipton Mill – Local Heritage Grains EE 47 Almost all of the wine drunk in Britain during the Victorian era f John Letts , Chaplais Kitchen (Maison Chaplais), Rotunda Terrace, VICTORIAN WINE TASTING: was consumed by the upper classes as it was imported from the 15 Montpellier Street GL50 1SD A SAMPLING OF SIX CLASSIC classic regions of Europe and was expensive. Let’s sample and } Wednesday 15, 2pm. Pre-book and collect a ticket from The Suffolk Anthology. WINES WITH CHEESE explore the tastes and flavours the Victorian upper classes would 15 places available have enjoyed at their tables along with a plate of cheese that would = Duration 1 hour. Refreshments/Disabled access/Toilets with Lits Philippou make Mrs Beeton proud. • The Victorian Wine and Cheese tasting A talk about Heritage Grains, with a representative from Shipton Mill explaining Saturday 11 September, 7pm is a partner event. • Visit the Holst Victorian House website for how the flour from these grains is better for our gut, and biodiversity. at St Luke’s Church GL53 7JJ ticket prices and booking details.
14 For further information please visit www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ Tickets must be pre-booked for some events as numbers are limited. See page 10 for information. 15 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 10-19 September 2021 ® To 8 s Cheltenham Synagogue 22 23 C t
n A Taste of Jewish Food EE H e Welcome to Jewish food. And not just chicken soup! Some reflections on how v Jewish food became part of our nation’s heritage. E E
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D ® To N 17 37 Cheltenham Twinning Association – Online Talk EE 52 To 34 H Cheltenham enjoys strong cultural links with its international twin towns in today’s ®
global society. Join us for this virtual trip to Annecy (France), Göttingen (Germany), A Kisumu (Kenya), Sochi (Russia), Cheltenham, PA (USA), Stampersgat (The
Netherlands) and Weihai (China) to discover some international edible delights! M = For an invitation link to this 1-hour online talk on Thursday 16 September at 10
11am, please email [email protected] , Twinning & Events Officer, Cheltenham Borough Council. 24 H 21
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14 R Francis Close Hall Campus Online Tour 13 38 Take an online tour of the historic Francis Close Hall Campus, one of Cheltenham’s I
39 51 T finest examples of a Victorian-Gothic building. Follow our Twitter feed during the
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To ® 3 28 To 2® 9 19 40 M 43 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS a p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Heritage Open Days is organised by Cheltenham 32 Civic Society , with support and sponsorship from Cheltenham Borough Council , Cheltenham BID and Marketing Cheltenham . Thank you to walk leaders, speakers and event organisers from buildings which are opening their doors to the public for its enlightenment and enjoyment. Map © Arka Cartographics 09/12
16 For further information please visit www.cheltcivicsoc.org/events/heritage-open-days/ Tickets must be pre-booked for some events as numbers are limited. See page 10 for information. 17 Map ref Postcode Fri 10 Sat 11 Sun 12 Mon 13 Tue 14 Wed 15 Thu 16 Fri 17 Sat 18 Sun 19
1 Annecy Gardens GL53 7PU Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk Dawn – dusk 2 Cambray Baptist Church GL50 1JS 10-3 10-3 12-3 3 Cheltenham Croquet Club BOOK GL53 7DF 10, 12 & 2 10, 12 & 2 4 Cheltenham Minster, St Mary’s GL50 3JX 11-3 10-4 1-4 11-3 11-3 11-3 11-3 & 6.30-8.30 11-3 10-4 1-4 5 Cheltenham Ladies’ College BOOK GL50 3EP 1-4 6 Cheltenham Playhouse BOOK GL53 7HG 12-4 7 Christ Church GL50 2JH 3 8 Church of St Michael and All Angels in Bishop’s Cleeve GL52 8NG 9-12 9 Dean Close School BOOK GL51 6HE 10 10 9 & 11 10 Francis Close Hall Edible Garden GL50 4AZ 11-1 11-1 11 Friends of Hatherley Park GL51 3AL 2-4 2-4 2-4 2-4 12 ‘Murder Most Unladylike’ tours at Cheltenham Ladies’ College BOOK GL50 3EP 1-4 13 Holst Victorian House BOOK GL52 2AY 11 & 2 11 & 12 10 & 2 14 15 Queens Hotel GL50 1NN 12-5 12-5 12-5 12-5 12-5 12-5 16 St Andrew’s United Reformed Church GL50 1SP 11-4 17 St Lawrence’s Church GL51 9RA 11-5 18 St Luke’s Church GL53 7JJ 12-4 12-9 12-6 12-4 12-4 12-4 12-4 12-4 12-6 12-4 19 St Philip & St James Church (Pip & Jim’s) GL50 2DD 10-5.30 20 The New Club Cheltenham BOOK GL50 1UD 11-3 11-3 11-3 21 Winston Churchill Memorial Gardens GL50 3JA 12-4 22 Walk: The Trees of Pittville Park BOOK GL52 3JE 10.30 10.30 23 Talks: These Magnificent Rooms – the Season at Pittville Spa BOOK GL52 3JE 10 & 2 24 Walk: Booze, Balloons and Burials BOOK GL51 8DW 11 & 2.30 2.30 25 Walk: Time Please! (Cheltenham’s lost pubs & breweries) BOOK GL50 3QL 22 26 Walk: Skillicorne to Skillicorne BOOK GL50 3J X 11 11 27 Walk: Annecy Gardens GL53 7PU 12. 1, 2 & 3 28 Walk: Naunton Park, Cheltenham’s ‘Garden of Eden’ BOOK GL53 7BB 2 29 Walk: Cheltenham’s Bath Road and The Suffolks – 200 Years of Trading History BOOK GL53 0AX 10 3 30 Walk: Taking the Waters BOOK GL50 1UL 10.30 10.30 31 Walk: Spas, Spats and Stories BOOK GL50 1SY 2 2.30 32 Walk: The Park Campus Tours BOOK GL50 2RH 10, 12, 2 & 4 33 Walk: Regency Cheltenham BOOK GL50 1QA 11 34 Walk: The Prestbury You Didn’t Know BOOK GL52 3DN 2.15 35 Walk: Cheltenham Backwaters – Exploring the River Chelt BOOK GL53 7DF 11 36 Walk: Imperial Gardens’ Trees BOOK GL50 1QA 4.30 37 Walk: The Swindon Village Conservation Area GL51 9RA 3 38 Talk: Wining and Dining Victorian Style BOOK GL52 2AY 11 & 2 39 Talk: A Woman’s Life BOOK GL52 2AY 11 & 12 40 Talk: A Tale of Two Churches: the illustrated story of Pip & Jim’s BOOK GL50 2DD 12 41 Talk: The House that Moved BOOK GL50 1SP 2.30 42 Talk: The Colourful Origins and Secrets Behind a Victorian Afternoon Tea GL53 7JJ 2.30 43 Talk: Aristocrats, Admirals and an Architect: the memorials of Pip & Jim’s BOOK GL50 2DD 3.30 44 Talk: Cheltenham: A Secret A to Z BOOK GL53 7JJ 2 45 Talk: Jack is Back! – The return of an ancient Cheltenham folk tradition BOOK GL53 7HG 11 46 Talk: Booze, Balloons and Burials BOOK GL53 7HG 2 47 Talk: Shipton Mill – Local Heritage Grains BOOK GL50 1SD 2 48 Talk: Leckhampton Rioters: Thugs or Martyrs? BOOK GL53 7HG 11 49 Talk: Dig For Victory BOOK GL53 7HG 2 50 Talk: Bell Ringing GL50 3JX 7 51 Talk: Bake Back in Time BOOK GL52 2AY 10 & 2 52 Talk: The History of Swindon Village GL51 9RA 2 18 19 Cheltenham Gift Card the ultimate town gift find out more and buy online at cheltenhamgiftcard.co.uk G @OurChelt #OurChelt #CheltenhamGiftCard