Heritage Open Days in 8-11 September 2016 29 FREE EVENTS

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TITLE BOOKING THU 8TH FRI 9TH SAT 10TH SUN 11TH Walks: 12.45pm, Walks: 11am, Booking at VIP advised, About Heritage Open Days 1pm, 2pm & 11.30am 12 noon, Beaumont Park Guided Walks see back page 2.30pm 12.30pm & 1pm Booking at VIP essential, Tours at 10am, Briarcourt Heritage Open Days is ’s biggest festival of history and culture, involving over 40,000 see back page 11am, 1pm & 2pm Booking at VIP advised volunteers. Every year, over four days in September, thousands of sites across the country invite 1pm – 5pm 1pm – 5pm Bullecourt Museum for tours, see back page you in to explore local treasures of every age, style and function, and many special events are held. It’s your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – and it’s all FREE. Ghost Trails of Diaspora No Lecture 2pm

This year’s Huddersfield programme has been co-ordinated by Discover Huddersfield (DH), which Greenhead Park No Walk 6pm has prepared this brochure. The range of sites and events offered here is, we believe, the most history walk Greenhead Park Model extensive and varied HOD programme the town has offered to date, with old favourites alongside No 11am-3pm Boating Display some exciting new entries. We are hugely grateful to the site organisers and volunteers for all the work they do. Guru Nanak Gurdwara No 10am – 1pm Booking advised for 10am – 4pm We are also grateful to our sponsors, who have made this brochure possible. They are Holy Trinity Church tours. See entry Council (Museums & Galleries), Northern Rail, The Media Centre, the University of Huddersfield (Heritage Quay) and a private donor. Huddersfield Grammar School No 9.30am – 3.30pm Tours, Booking at VIP essential, Tours, 2pm Heritage Open Days operates as part of the National Trust with funding from players of People’s 12noon & Huddersfield Leisure Centre see back page & 6pm Postcode Lottery. Established in 1994, it is England’s contribution to the European Heritage Days, 4pm which is held annually in September in 50 signatory states to the European Cultural Convention. Huddersfield Library Booking at VIP essential, Tours, 11am Every effort has been made to ensure that details in this brochure are correct at time of going to & Art Gallery see back page & 3pm Huddersfield Station press, but for updated information please check No 10am – 4pm www.heritageopendays.org.uk Water Tower Huddersfield Town No Walk 2.30 pm Centre Lion Hunt Booking essential. ’ Tour 1.50pm John Smith s Stadium See entry Booking essential. Tour 3pm Lawrence Theatre Tour See entry 11am – 3pm with Lockwood Baptist Church No tours 12noon & Discover Huddersfield,www.discoverhuddersfield.com , is a community-led partnership 2pm offering new ways to experience the town’s buildings, businesses and social history. We offer a Ramsden Heritage Trail No Walk 10.30am wide range of printed town trails and a programme of guided walks. The Heritage Open Days Royds Hall programme has been developed for DH by Huddersfield Civic Society, Huddersfield Local No 10am – 3.30pm Community School History Society, Kirklees Libraries and Museums, Heritage Quay and the Huddersfield Society of ’ St Mark s Church, No 10am – 12.30pm Architects, supported by a student intern from the University History Dept. Longwood ’ Booking advised for 10am – 4pm (walk St Stephen s Church, 1.30pm – 4.30pm Lindley walk. See entry. at 10.30 am) ’ St Thomas s Church, No 9am – 7pm 9am – 7pm 9am – 7pm 9am – 7pm Key Manchester Road Walk & Scavenger’s Hunt No activity 5pm – 7pm

Tolson Memorial No 11am – 4pm Parking Disabled parking Accessible toilets Assistance dogs welcome Museum & bike show

University of Huddersfield No Walk 10.30am Refreshments Hearing loop Children’s/family activities available Campus Trail

Victoria Tower, Castle Hill No 12noon – 4.30pm 12noon – 4.30pm

Partial wheelchair access Full wheelchair access Pushchair/pram friendly Walk 12noon – No Walking Over Mines 2pm Baby changing/Breast feeding area NEW EVENT New event for 2016

Enjoy a visit to... Be a tourist in your own town • Free to explore • Do something new Open events in ...Kirklees Museums and Galleries Huddersfield A-Z Web: kirklees.gov.uk/museums Kirklees Museums & Galleries @KirkleesMuseums Walk 7. 12noon – Poetry Trail Walk new perspectives 1 ½ to 2 hours around Park and Railway Trail Walk 8. 12.30pm – Beaumont Park History Trail 1 hour around main Park area Walk 9. 1pm – Beaumont Park History Trail 2 hours around Park and Railway Lindley Band play at the bandstand between 1pm and 3.30pm on Sunday.

Briarcourt NEW EVENT evoke explore 28 Occupation Road, Lindley HD3 3EE SAT 10TH Tours at 10am, 11am, 1pm & 2pm BOOKING NEW EVENT ESSENTIAL Beaumont Park VIA VIP SEE BACK PAGE Beaumont Park Road HD4 7AY SAT 10TH 12.45pm – 4pm BOOKING Built as a wedding present for Herbert Higginson SUN 11TH 11am – 4pm VIA VIP Sykes and his bride Annie Eliza Thompson in SEE BACK PAGE 1895, Briarcourt was the first of a number of local commissions for Manchester architect, Edgar Wood, discover who also designed nearby Lindley Clock Tower. In 2014, after more than 60 years of A magnificent park with ornate features, cascades, institutional use, Briarcourt became a private grottos, steep cliffs and picturesque woodland family home again and is in the process of being walks for all the family. Friends of Beaumont Park renovated. The tours of the house provide an will be leading tours around the park. opportunity to view the progress and discoveries that have been made over the last 18 months. Saturday 10th September Visitors can also watch stained glass Walk 1. 12.45pm – Beaumont Park Railway Trail artists working on the new front door lights they 1 ½ hours on the Railway Trail have designed. Walk 2. 1pm – Poetry Trail 1 ½ to 2 hours around Park and Railway Trail Walk 3. 2pm – Beaumont Park History Trail remember inspire 2 hours around Park and Railway Trail Walk 4. 2.30pm – Beaumont Park History Trail • Museum • Huddersfield Art Gallery 1 hour around main Park area – Easy walking Sunday 11th September • & Country Park • Red House Walk 5. 11am – Beaumont Park History Trail 2 hours around Park and Railway Trail Walk 6. 11.30am – Beaumont Park Railway Trail 1 ½ hours on the Railway Trail Photo credit: www.andymarshall.co Photo credit: Madeleine Longtin Treasure your treasures! • What’s on your doorstep? • ‘Huddersfield is a revelation’ Ghost Trails NEW EVENT of Diaspora

2019 Heritage Quay, The Schwann Building, University of Huddersfield, Queensgate Proud to be HD1 3DH SAT 10TH 2pm – 3pm NO 37% BOOKING Increase in peak capacity Northern Bullecourt NEW EVENT

Museum 2019 The Old Drill Hall, Scar Lane HD3 4PT In this lecture Phil Wood will describe the SAT 10TH 1pm – 5pm Launch of Northern BOOKING remarkable journeys and the strange and surprising SUN 11TH 1pm –5pm Connect - 12 enhanced 2016 VIA VIP links between migrant groups he uncovered SEE BACK PAGE walking with one foot in Huddersfield and one routes linking major somewhere else. cities of the North This event is also part of ‘The 4th World Over Congress of Psychogeography’. Find out more at £1bn www.heritagequay.org/events/psychogeography Northern rail franchise With a wide range of historical military artefacts dating from Waterloo to the Falklands War the FREE begins, investing over £1bn Bullecourt Museum is a unique experience. From 2018 to transform 1911 the building was a drill hall and territorial Greenhead Park rail travel in the North barracks up until the 1960s. It was refurbished by the curator and owner who opened the History Walk Free on-board WiFi military museum in 2002 to share their fascinating 2016 available to collection and knowledge with the public. Features Greenhead Park, Trinity Street HD1 4DN all passengers on new artefacts from the Crimean War, WWI, the rise of the Nazis, WWII and several other conflicts. FRI 9TH 6pm or refurbished trains 2016 Guided tours of the museum by the curator will NO 2018 take place once every hour from 1 to 4pm on BOOKING 2018 Train refurbishment Saturday and Sunday.

Greenhead Park is a Grade II listed Victorian Colne Valley town park restored to its former glory thanks to a multi-million pound Heritage Lottery funded 2018 Museum project. Historic features include a bandstand, 2017 Italian Gardens and fountain, conservatory, and 2019 Cliffe Ash, Golcar HD7 4PY two war memorials. A guided walk (60 to 90 mins), starting at the New state-of-the-art trains SAT 10TH 12noon – 5pm Trinity Street gates, will visit the main features of with speeds of up to 100mph SUN 11TH 12noon – 5pm the park and reveal its history. The walk will be led by local historian David Griffiths, author of 2017 Secured for the Town: The Story of Huddersfield’s Greenhead Park. 2019 CANCELLED 100mph 2000 2000 Visitors will be able to explore our newly restored Extra services and refurbished museum, achieved with a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, with a period per week! bedroom and new exhibition gallery. We now have a complete weaver’s cottage with living kitchen and wash cellar, bedroom and loom chamber. There will be ongoing demonstrations of For more information or to stay up to speed, visit: weaving, spinning and clog making and visitors can see scone baking in the new Victorian kitchen, and www.northernrailway.co.uk take some home for tea. of the Sikhs) is installed and then to the Langar Booking for the guided tour of the crypt is Be a tourist in your own town • ‘There is a lot to be proud of here’ Hall where food preparations are made for the preferred. Tours will last approx 20 minutes. congregation. There will also be a special service Contact: Mrs Tania Webb, Church Administrator of ‘Sukhmani sahib’ being carried out at the Call: 01484 513213 Email: office@holytrinity Panjabi school to celebrate the beginning of their huddersfield.com Booking opens: 20 August 2016. academic year. Booking closes: 9 September 2016 1pm. Access to the crypt is restricted to the guided tours. Entry to the crypt is via steep stone steps, NEW EVENT which can be slippery when wet. Within the Holy Trinity Church crypt access to the main chamber is by a ladder of approximately 12 steps, with a handrail. The Trinity Street, HD1 4DT ground surface within the crypt is quite uneven. Entry is at your own risk! Unsuitable for very SAT 10TH 10am – 4pm young children and for those with restricted mobility.

Huddersfield Grammar School

Holy Trinity Church was privately built in 1816-19 Luck Lane, Marsh HD1 4QX by Benjamin Haigh Allen, of nearby Greenhead Hall, to serve the growing town. It is a fine SAT 10TH 9.30am – 3.30pm flexible office accommodation example of late-Georgian Gothic architecture; the NO co-working chancel and sanctuary contain high-quality early BOOKING meeting and event space 20th Century wood carvings. www.themediacentre.space virtual offices In 2016 we are celebrating the 200th anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of 01484 483 000 café ollo the church. Guided tours of the crypt (see below) A chance to visit the Grade II listed Royds Mount, will be led hourly, beginning at 11.30 . now developed as Huddersfield Grammar School, An exhibition by Huddersfield and District an independent day school for children aged 4 to Family History Society will bring out family history 16 years. links to Holy Trinity through research on some The house was designed for the Crosland family Greenhead Park of those buried in the crypt. The church’s baptism in 1862 by Huddersfield architect John Kirk and and burial records and other records will be was bought by the Crowther family in 1899. The ‘This is an incredibly interesting town’ Model Boating Display available for research and the Society’s volunteers Gothic Revival style building became St David’s will offer help and advice to those researching their Boarding School in the 1930s and many historic Greenhead Park, Trinity Street HD1 4DN family history. features remain in situ. Also open are other school buildings including SUN 11TH 11am – 3pm the St David’s Building which was awarded ‘The NO Best New Development in Huddersfield’ by BOOKING Huddersfield Civic Society in 2015.

Guru Nanak NEW EVENT Model boating displays, put on by the Huddersfield Gurdwara Society of Model Engineers on the paddling pool (previously the lower lake), were a popular feature 1 Prospect Street, Springwood HD1 2NX of the Park’s Summer Entertainment Programme in the 1950s and 60s. The Model Engineers are still SAT 10TH 10am – 1pm going strong, and will once again entertain visitors NO to the park with a varied display of their beautifully BOOKING crafted model vessels.

During the Open Day you will have the chance to join our guided tour around Guru Nanak Gurdwara. You will be given a brief introduction to Sikhism and shown around the ‘Darbar’ hall where the Guru Granth Sahib, (Holy Scriptures ‘undoubtedly a handsome town’ ‘Get breathtaking panoramic views’ • ‘the handsomest by far of all the factory towns’ NEW EVENT An opportunity to see the entire 2015 Leisure Photo credit: Brian Worsnop Huddersfield Centre facility from top to bottom. The tour will be conducted by a representative from AHR, the Leisure Centre architectural practice that designed the Centre, and will talk about the building’s purpose and Spring Grove Street HD1 4BP design. A Kirklees Active Leisure representative will answer questions on current operations in the THU 8TH Tours 2pm & 6pm BOOKING centre and the facilities available. FRI 9TH Tours 12noon & ESSENTIAL Winner of the Huddersfield Daily Examiner 4pm VIA VIP Readers’ Award in the 2015 Huddersfield Civic SEE BACK PAGE Society Design Awards.

Aspects of the Kirklees Collection, with major Huddersfield Library works from the collection together with a programme of changing exhibitions. Thurs 8th – & Art Gallery - behind Sat 10th Sept 10am-4pm 90 minute tours of the Library and Art Gallery, the scenes including Archives and areas (and material) normally closed to the public. Some Princess Alexandra Walk HD1 2SU areas have narrow access. BOOKING THU 8TH Tours 11am & 3pm ESSENTIAL VIA VIP SEE BACK PAGE Huddersfield Station Water Tower Huddersfield NEW EVENT The building was designed by architect Edward H The Old Water Tower, Huddersfield Railway Ashburner and opened in 1940. The Art Gallery Station, St. George’s Square HD1 1JF Town Centre on the top floor of the building hosts Perspectives: SUN 11TH 10am – 4pm Lion Hunt NO BOOKING Harold Wilson statue, St George’s Square HD1 1JF SUN 11TH 2.30pm Visitors can see close up the restoration of this NO 1870s water tower, which used to supply steam BOOKING locomotives with water. The work to restore the building and convert it into a base for the Association of Community Rail Partnerships has Bringing heritage to been done with a low carbon footprint in mind, Chris Marsden, Chair of Huddersfield Civic Society, demonstrated by the displays inside. leads Huddersfield’s first ever urban safari for life on your doorstep Directions: Standing on the station steps Discover Huddersfield. That’s right - it’s a walk look left and you will see the station car park. around the town looking for lions. Huddersfield has Walk through the car park and you will see the scores of lions on its buildings and public art. No Water Tower. bravery needed! Binoculars encouraged. Booking not required. www.heritagequay.org

Where ‘Booking via HOW TO VIP’ appears, bookings Archives / Heritage Quay BOOK are to be made at the Exhibitions / Visitor Information Point, Collections / @Heritage_Quay Huddersfield Library, Princess Alexandra Walk, Huddersfield HD1 2SU 01484 223200 huddersfield.information@ kirklees.gov.uk Photo credit: Danni Kerr A beautiful stadium, a great team’ • ‘Revealing the majestic heart of town’ ‘Churches are numerous, chapels abound’ • ‘don’t they realise it is much better here?’ Ramsden Heritage Trail

Market Cross, Market Place HD1 2AD SUN 11TH 10.30am NO BOOKING

NEW EVENT John Smith ’s Led by local Stadium historian David Griffiths, this Discover John Smith’s Stadium Huddersfield Main Reception, Revell Ward requirements. Contact: Box office 01484 430528 guided walk Stand, Stadium Way HD1 6PG http://www.thelbt.org/ Booking closes: of about two 9 September 2016 noon hours and two FRI 9TH 1.50pm St Mark ’s Church BOOKING miles will visit ESSENTIAL and describe St Mark’s Road, Longwood HD3 4SX Lockwood NEW EVENT key sites illustrating the SAT 10TH 10am – 12.30pm Baptist Church dominant role NO This favourite of sports and architecture fans of the Ramsden BOOKING family, lords opened in 1994, heralding a new wave of UK Lockwood Road, Lockwood HD1 3TG sports stadia including the 2012 Olympic Stadium of the manor and Wembley. It won the Royal Institute of SAT 10TH 11am – 3pm from 1599 to British Architects’ Building of the Year Award in NO 1920, in the 1995. Truss arches crown the scheme to support BOOKING development of A 19th Century church with some impressive generous canopies, provide uninterrupted views Huddersfield. No booking required. to the pitch, and go on to land dramatically on Route includes some steps and one unsurfaced stained glass, including the West Window, concrete buttresses. The 45 min guided tour will (but level) path. also known as the War Window since it was

take you behind the scenes to areas normally commissioned shortly after the First World War. restricted to players and staff, including the There is also the window dedicated to Mary changing rooms, the tunnel, manager’s dugout, Lockwood Baptist Church dates from 1792. Rebuilt NEW EVENT Sumner, founder of the Mothers Union, believed press box and board room, gaining an insight into in its present form by Huddersfield architect John Royds Hall to be the only one of its kind in the country. the operation and life of the stadium. Kirk, 1850 in Classical style with pediment and Community School The bell tower will be open and a three quarter Booking is via reception at John Smith’s first-floor Venetian window above Tuscan porch. peal will take place at 11am. A set of hand Interior beautifully reordered in 1980s. bells will be in the church for demonstration. Stadium: 01484 484152 or [email protected]. Luck Lane HD3 4HA State ‘Heritage Open Day Tour’. With a 1905 Conacher organ, available to visiting organists to play on request, WWI War memorials, SAT 10TH 10am – 3.30pm remodelled graveyard / memorial garden with NO NEW EVENT stones dating back to 1790s. BOOKING St Stephen ’s Lawrence Batley Community Fayre with stalls (eg Friends of the Earth), games, sales of work & food stalls. Light Church Theatre Tour refreshments in hall. Tours 12pm and 2pm (possibly on request too). Lidget Street, Lindley HD3 3JB Lawrence Batley Theatre, SAT 10TH 10am – 4pm Queen Street HD1 2SP A chance to look around and find out about the SUN 11TH 1.30pm – 4.30pm BOOKABLE history of a building that has been both a mansion FRI 9TH 3pm TOUR BOOKING and a WWI hospital before becoming the first ESSENTIAL co-educational grammar school in the area. Every 30 minutes guided tours by students giving you the chance to see the former home of local businessman and Conservative MP Joseph Crosland Take a glimpse behind the scenes of our Grade as well as the school at which Prime Minister II* listed building and enjoy a tour delivered by Harold Wilson was a pupil. There will also be a St Stephen’s is a Grade II listed building designed members of our professional theatre staff team. display explaining the history and transformation by the renowned local architect, John Oates, and We are delighted to offer a 45 minute ‘backstage’ of the school over the years. Refreshments will built in 1829 by Joseph Kaye, known as the ‘Builder insight into the workings of a busy theatre. Event be available in the mansion garden. NB Stepped of Huddersfield’. Discover the heritage of St not suitable for children under the age of 5. access to garden. Stephen’s and the community it serves through a Places on the tour must be booked. Please inform new pictorial display, put together in celebration of at the time of booking if there are any access the recent repair of the historic church tower. Secret Gardens, Hidden Histories • ‘Huddersfield is a revelation’ ‘There isn’t an open bus tour in sight’ • ‘This place just carries you along’ Scavenger ’s NEW EVENT Hunt

Heritage Quay, The Schwann Building, University of Huddersfield, Queensgate HD1 3DH FRI 9TH 5pm – 7pm NO BOOKING

NEW EVENT On Saturday 10th at 10.30am ‘Lindley People’, University of a guided tour of St Stephen’s atmospheric Calling all scavengers young and old! Come and Huddersfield Campus churchyard by Lindley History Research Group’s follow a trail around the University campus in Dave Verguson, will examine the fascinating lives search of items and stories. All findings will be Trail of local people buried there. The tour will last added to a Museum of Curiosities in Heritage Quay. of a powerful tribe until a mysterious fire just over approx. 45 minutes. Booking advisable – please This event is also part of ‘The 4th World Ramsden Building, University of 2,600 years ago. ring 01484 645695. Congress of Psychogeography’. Find out more at Huddersfield, Queensgate HD1 3DH www.heritagequay.org/events/psychogeography SAT 10TH 10.30am Walking NEW EVENT St Thomas ’s NEW EVENT NO BOOKING Over Mines Church Heritage Quay, The Schwann Building, St. Thomas’s Church & Community Centre, This Discover Huddersfield walk will pass University of Huddersfield, Queensgate Manchester Road HD1 3HU some of the University’s oldest buildings, and take HD1 3DH you into the heart of the campus to talk about THU 8TH 9am – 7pm the developments that have taken place on the SAT 10TH 12noon – 2pm NO FRI 9TH 9am – 7pm NO BOOKING Queensgate site since the institution first built on it BOOKING SAT 10TH 9am – 7pm over 130 years ago. SUN 11TH 9am – 7pm One point on walk has uneven surface and narrow access.

Victoria Tower, Castle Hill Explore the labyrinth of invisible coal workings that Fine Grade II* Victorian Gothic Revival church lie just beneath the surface of Huddersfield town designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and Castle Hill, Hillside HD4 6TA centre on this special walk. The psychogeographical consecrated in 1859 as a memorial to the Starkey Tolson Memorial Museum guidance of Tim Waters will give you a whole new family, local mill owners. Interior was re-ordered in SAT 10TH 12noon – 4.30pm insight into the streets below your feet. 1990. Exhibition on Scott and the Starkey family. SUN 11TH 12noon – 4.30pm NO This event is also part of ‘The 4th World Road HD5 8DJ BOOKING Congress of Psychogeography’. Find out more at SUN 11TH 11am – 4pm www.heritagequay.org/events/psychogeography NO BOOKING Victoria Tower is the newcomer to the Hill despite its castle-like appearance. Built to commemorate the 60th year of the reign of Queen Victoria, it was designed by London architect Isaac Jones, opened Fascinating collections reflecting Huddersfield’s in 1899 and cost £3,398 to build. The Grade II past on display in this grand Victorian building, listed building provides spectacular views over five from Bronze Age remains to the impact of the counties from the top on a clear day. The tower textile industry. See new and classic bikes on show can be accessed by steps only. in the park with a variety of stalls. Castle Hill is a designated Local Nature Ground floor of museum is fully accessible. Reserve. From archaeological evidence, the first Please call us on 01484 223240 if you need any occupation began some 4,000 years ago. The Iron other information. Age hill fort is thought to have been a stronghold Other sites in Kirklees open over Heritage Open Days 2016

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All Saints Parish Church, Stocks Lane, Batley WF17 8PA Sat 10am – 4pm Dewsbury Minster Tower Tours, Dewsbury Minster, Rishworth Road, Dewsbury WF12 8DD Sat 11am & 3.30pm Dewsbury Town Centre Heritage Tour, meet Dewsbury Town Hall WF12 8DG Sat 11am & 2.30pm Discover Campanology event, Dewsbury Minster, Rishworth Road, Dewsbury WF12 8DD Thu 5.30pm – 7pm Moravian Church, Quarry Road, Gomersal, BD19 4JB Sun 1pm – 4pm High Flatts Quaker Meeting House, Firth Lane, High Flatts, Huddersfield HD8 8XU Thu Fri Sat 10am – 5pm, Sun 12noon – 5pm Honley Village Walk, Parish Rooms, Church St, Honley, Holmfirth HD9 6AH Sat 10am & 2pm Oakwell Hall, Oakwell Hall Country Park, Nova Lane, Birstall, Batley WF17 9LG Sat Sun 12noon – 5pm , Oxford Road, Gomersal, Cleckheaton BD19 4JP Sat Sun 12noon – 5pm Skelmanthorpe Textile Heritage Centre, 6 Queen Street, Skelmanthorpe, Huddersfield HD8 9DU Thu Fri 12noon – 6pm, Sat Sun 10am – 4pm St Bartholomew’s Church, Church Lane, Marsden, Huddersfield HD7 6DJ Fri 10am – 4pm, Sat 10am – 3pm, Sun 12noon – 4pm St Mary’s Community Heritage Site, St Mary’s Church, Church Lane, Mirfield WF14 9HX Sat 10am – 4pm, Sun 11am – 4pm St Michael’s & All Angels’ Parish Church, Church Lane, Thornhill, Dewsbury WF12 0JZ Architecture of Churches talk, Fri 7.30pm. Church Open Sat 10.30am – 4pm, Sun 11am – 4pm. Open organ playing Sun 2pm – 3pm St Saviour’s Church, Brookroyd Lane, Batley WF17 OBU Sat 11am – 4pm Th’Owd Towser, Daisy Lane, Holmfirth HD9 1HS Sat Sun 10am – 4pm Is there a building that you would like to see open during Heritage Open Days 2017 – or do you want to open yours? Let us know, email [email protected]

Where ‘Booking via VIP’ appears, bookings are to be made at HOW TO the Visitor Information Point, Huddersfield Library, Princess BOOK Alexandra Walk, Huddersfield HD1 2SU • 01484 223200 • [email protected] 01484 660090 • www.riasca.co Designed & printed by Riasca The VIP’s opening hours are: Mon – Wed: 9.30am – 5.00pm, Thu – Fri: 9am – 5pm, Sat: 9am – 4pm For other events where booking is required or advised, see the relevant entry.