Heritage Trust for the North West

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Downloads:

THI Training Booklet 2011 - "Caring for Stone Buildings in Pennine Lancashire"

Lytham Appeal Leaflet

The Folly Appeal Leaflet

Job application form

Visitor Centres

  • Pendle Heritage Centre
  • Lytham Hall
  • Slaidburn Heritage Centre
  • Heysham Heritage Centre
  • The Folly, Settle
  • Sawley Abbey

Links

  • Lytham Hall
  • Friends of Lytham Hall
  • Heysham Heritage Association
  • Museum of North Craven Life
  • Friends of Pendle Heritage
  • Conservation Services North West

Associates

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    Contact Info

    Phone: 01282 677 150
    Fax: 01282 691511

    Tourist Information:
    01282 677150

    Address: Park Hill, Barrowford, Nelson Lancashire, BB9 6JQ

    E-mail: heritage.centre@pendle.gov.uk

    Want more info - go to our contact page

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    In Association With

    • Architectural Heritage Fund
    • English Heritage
    • European Regional Development Fund
    • Heritage Lottery Fund
    • Lancashire County Council
    • Lancashire Environmental Fund
    • Northwest Regional Development Agency
    • Pendle Borough Council
    • Pendle Partnership
    • The Prince's Foundation

    About HTNW

    Heritage Trust for the North is a registered Building Preservation Trust and was established in 1978 as a charity and company limited by guarantee. Under its former name, Lancashire Heritage Trust, it has rescued and restored many buildings of architectural interest at risk in Lancashire. Learn more...

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