Ghtheroe Advertiser and Times, August 23rd, 1973 A CRUISE ON J-JOLIDAY time means


age oi entertainment. No m atter wha t your


taste, whether it be browsing around stately homes, visiting the zoos, national parks of the area, enjoying a meal out, or ju s t relaxing a t the seaside, there is some­ thing for everyone.


port


For those with tran s ­ tlie number of


interesting places to visit is vast, but there are also many places in this


GLEBE ROAD,


BOWNESS-ON-WINDERMERE Telephone Windermere 2121


■th the National Bus.Company BBLE


|CI£ X27 - SKIPTON


Ivelopment this ser- p to serve Blackburn \iigh journey's.


l o p v OF LEAFLET 8387 I I I d e t a i l s a t a n y


Ia v e l OFFICE


I to board the service at Whalley Ic/Skipton direction should do lay-by opposite the bus station.


HALL ITH* WOOD BOLTON, LANCASHIRE


A picturesque 16th— 17th Century house, partly half-timbered, with Crompton associations.


OPEN: Monday— Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.


Cafe open afternoons.


SMITHILLS HALL SMITHILLS DENi ROAD


Manor House 14th— lofh Century.


Tudor panelling, 17th Century Furniture. OPENING TIMES AS ABOVE


CHESTER ZOO HAS SO MUCH TO OFFER ih fittings by


lool shoes hy more. Ipecialist


£ jjid< s flTTIHCStUVICt


Open Daily Throughout the Year from 9 a.m. Until Dusk Animals exhibited in spacious outdoor enclosures.


EXTENSIVE CARDENS—TROPICAL HOUSE WATERBUS TRIPS


Plenty of cover if wet—-Catering and Parking Facilities. Something to interest ALL THE FAMILY


Free coloured brochure on request to Dept. R30, Chester Zoo, Chester.


THE OLD MILL BLACKPOOL BOUND?


BOOK YOUR COACH PARTY FOR FULL MEALS


l-COURSE MEALS AT REASONABLE PRICES Write for menus to


TANIA


9 to 101—£3.09 11 to 11— £3.29 2 and 3— £3.49


, width and girth ISee our choice of


THE NATIONAL TRUST IN THE LAKE DISTRICT


p & SO \\ i l i i


padiham PAINTS


1IHAM Tel. 71011 § Vinyl Malt._55p t | ‘re* § | 39p Boll


htERS WELCOME and Irt advice free of cha i UviCE AVAILABLE . weekday*. 8


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W ITHERN SEA * For golden sands — three wonderful miles at all tides. Heated outdoor swimming pool the fam ily r e so r t on th a t mild Yo rk sh ire c o a s t


TRAILER p a r k IN A RURAL SETTING, 3 MINUTES FROM SEA, SHOPS AND AMUSEMENTS, °PEN AIR AND CLOSED IN MARKET. GOLF. SAILING, MINI VLLAGE, CATERING FOR COACH PARTIES, FREE COACH PARK.


FREE Holiday Guide from Entertainment, Catering and Publicity Dept., Municipal Buildings, Withernsea. Please send postage.


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preserves for your enjoyment one-fifth of the NATIONAL PARK and much of the finest scenery. Make use of facilities offered such as—


19 Fully Furnished Chalets (sleep 6) at FELLFOOT PARK on Windermere.


5 Fully Furnished Caravans (sleep 4/5) at LOWWRAY FARM on Windermere.


Camp Sites for Individuals and Croups. 5 Adventure Huts for Croups. Boating and Fishing.


Iw further information from Bookings Secretary. Uroadlauds. Borraos Road. Amblcsidc. Telephone 3Qfl<>.


acres ol beautiful gardens


bock Coll. ’ beensed Re,. ‘“'ant and Selt-


'Children's A


wee admission). Putting, Boating Bowls, Tennis,


i'^ce Cafeteria, i Lily Licensed "“nge Bar.


r"«sements.


*?>>' a Craft ™"'-Marina.


,,“,rass Hand Con-


“ 'S°" Sunday ^“arnoons.


•Miniature Klllway. Swimmi"S


|* F"c Car Park. (TO N Pavilion Gardens


THE LANE ENDS HOTEL WESHAM, KIRKHAM, Lancs.


Telephone Kirkham 3173 (8 miles from the Tower)


SPRING WOOD — RAMS BOTTOM Tel. Ramsboltom 2681


OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK — FULL RESIDENTIAL DANCING EACH EVENING—Exeept Monday * Sunday


SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Sundavs only — High Teas served from 4-0 to 6-30 p.m.


DINNER PARTIES. WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS etc. — A Speciality


MENUS ON REQUEST' UVlflAAWUVlflAAn/WVVVUWVVVVVV/WUWWVVWvAA/VVVVVVVVinA/WWin/V RIPLEY CASTLE. HARROGATE


Open to visitors on Bank Holiday Sunday and Monday and all Sundays and Bank Holidays, May to September (inch) 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission: CASTLE 'JSp, CHILDREN 15p


Gardens only open on Saturdays during above period. 2 to tf p.ni Admis­ sion: Adults lOp. Children op Parties admitted any day May to Septem­ ber by arrangement. Parties of SO and over—Adults -Op, children 15p Catering RIPLEY CASTLE exterior was the scene of the new YT.V series THE FLAXTON ROTS


Owner: Major Sir Joskin Ingilhy, Bt. Harrogate *70186 or 770153 (0133) ^ v v v v v v w / v w w w w w w w w w w w w w w v w w w w w w v w v w w


DERWENTWATER HOTEL PORTINSCALE, KESWICK


AA * * * SITUATED 1 MILE WEST OF KESWICK


RAC * * * HOTEL GROUNDS STRETCH DOWN TO LAKI1 DERWENTWATEU TV LOUNGE COCKTAIl BAR FULLY LICENSED :: Telephone *2538


STILL STEAMING


Come to Keighley for a ride on a real steam train and to see our large collection of steam locomotives. Including the famous locomotive EVENING STAR


KEIGHLEY and WORTH VALLEY RAILWAY Haworth Station, Keighley, Yorkshire


CHSNGLE HALL


COOSNARCH, Near PRESTON BUILT 1260


Open Daily from 2-0 to 6-0 p.m (Except Mondays and Fridays)


BANK HOLIDAY S EXCEPT ED— FREE CAR PARK Admission 15p. Children of sellout age 8p.


CHINGLE HALL has been featured in many national newspapers and described by Country Lile as A HAUNTED HOUSE OF MANY SECRETS; Lancashire Life— HAUNTED HALLOWED AND HOMELY and |. VVENTWORTH- DAY'S book IN SEARCH OF GHOSTS. CHINCLE HALL is also mentioned in DON BEDE CANN’S book FOR­ GOTTEN SHRINES as the birthplace of ST IOHN WALL. Recently featured on RADIO BLACKBURN & MOVIETONE NEWS


LAKESIDE LIDO


Fishing, Fishing Tackle Shop, Fish & Chip Shop, Amusement Arcade, Children’s TV Room, Licensed Club, Shop and Cafe.


HEATED SWIMMING POOL


HOLIDAY CARAVANS FOR HIRE, CAMPING SITES AVAILABLE.


Oormobilcs 45p per night; Camping Sites 45p per night All above charges will be subject to V.A.T at the rate applicable


Touring Caravans ?0p per night DAY VISITORS WELCOME ANYTIME Near Louth, Lincolnshire. Phone North Somercoates 315 On main Grimsby to Mablethorpe Road A1031 NORTH SOMERCOATES


EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY — Price £1.75 TABLE D’HOTE LUNCHES £1.00 (Children 75p) Suppers served ill Victorian Bar from 40p


MANY MORE VISITORS HAVE COME TO THORESBY HALL


THE FRIENDLY HISTORIC HOUSE — WHY NOT YOU ?


Open to the Public by courtesy of the Countess Manvers to Sunday. Sept. 30th


THE STATE APARTMENTS AND TERRACES FOUR EXHIBITIONS OF TOPICAL INTEREST FULL CATERINC FACILITIES


Public. Holiday Sunday and Monday . . . 12-30 Public Holiday Tuesday ............................ 2-30


Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday ...................................... 2-30


Admission: Adults 25p, Children 15p


Full particulars from Christopher Stanley, Thoresby Hall, near Ollerton, Newark, Notts.


Telephone Mansfield (0-623) 822301 ROYAL UMPIRE EXHIBITION ^ .


FUN FOR THE FAMILY VISIT THE


and many other interesting features


FREE CAR PARK.


The Haunted Boom 60 Coaches and Ca-rriages Representation of Rural Crafts 2 acre Replica of a Western Town and Fort Cheyenne The Tartap Cafe


Belies from Croston Bi ll Children’s Tot Scenes and New Playground.


Three quarter mile walk to RiTer Tudor Village


5 acre Deer Park Aviary of Pheasants


DECK CHAIRS and PICNICKING


OPEN EVERT DAT till Dusk from Easter until Norember. Admission ADULTS £>p» CHILDREN 10p.


On the A581 Chorley to Southport Road at Croston or 4 miles trom MS Motorway at Leyland.


Th« Royal Umpire Exhibition Croston, Lancs. Tel. Croston 257


******* * * * * * * * * * * -* •* * * *+ + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * VISIT THE


NEW LOOK


FAMOUS MODEL VILLAGE SOUTHPORT


THE IDEAL FAMILY OUTING


Open from 9 a.m. every day to end of October. Extensively redesigned, including many new features.


SPECIAL PAETY BOOKING BY ARRANGEMENT Phone Southport 42133


BRAMHAM PARK - Yorks.


Though situated on a great main road within easy reach of York or Leeds, Bramham Park is the perfect place for a quiet afternoon in the country. One can amble round the house, wander in the extensive grounds—many seats are provided—eat home-made scones in the cafe, or watch the local cricket team play on the beautiful cricket ground in the park.


A Queen Anne mansion set in unique grounds, on the A1 six miles south of Wetherby.


Parties of 30 or more 20p per person.


Open Easter to September 2-0 to 6-0 p.m. Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays only. Admission 25p, children lOp. (Grounds only 15p, children 5p). Carli park free.


1 house DERBYSHIRE y7V»jXl'S.t L. jLsijjS;, Bouse of the Dukes of Devonshire


• n m & i t e Jne of the world's most tamous nouses in a setting on the banks ol the Derwent in the Peak Distriol National Park.


Built in 1637—1707 by the 1st Duko with additions by the 6th Duke 1820 --30. The Theatre Gallery this year fratures Chatsworth Household History* an Exhibition of Historic By.gones.


of Admission Theatre Gallery Saturday aad Sunday


Open to Sunday, October 1st, 1373 House and Gardena Only


Mea. & Tues. (es. in Bank HoL wks) Closed Mon. & Tues. (Bank HoL wks. only) 11*30 to 5-30 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday 11-30 to 4-00


C-00 to 5-30


11-30 to 4-30 11-30 to 64)0 11-30 to 4-30 2-00 to 6-00


Souse. Gallery. Gardens cleared 45 mins after above closing times.


.ntnccioK CHARGES At House Entrance: House and Gardens and Theatre 40p (Children 20p)


At Garden Entrance: Gardens only lOp (Children 5p). CAR PARK lOp.


COACHES FREE


For further information apply to : The Comptroller, Chatsworth, Bakewell. Telephone Baslow 2204.


LYME PARK DISLEY-CHESHIRE


Owned by the Legh Family for 600 years


CARDENS, PARK 1320 ACRES. HERD OF RED DEER CHILDREN’S PLAYCROUND, PITCH & PUTT COURSE


House Closed on Mondays Coach House Cafe Car Park 17p


a rea th a t are well worth a visit. For wildlife, in Fnsy rCT- ,,


of this area, Blackpool Zoo « the answer, but if your craving is for t.he splendours of ancient architecture, then the 15th century Old Hall, at. Gainsborough, holds treat in store.


different, tastes, Fadiha.ni Swimming Fooi offers lots of fun, and a.t only a stone's throw away from here.


However, for those with


ocean wave you are after but you don't want to go too far a.wa.y, then Winder- mere Aquatics has the answer. But if you prefer the


holds much pleasure" for everyone, and what better for country lovers than a trip to one of the bea.tuifm areas protected by the National Trust. If it is a. fife on the


Of course the. countryside ULLS WATER


oeauty of well kept gardens then Ednaston Manor Gardens, near Derby, is for you. Or how about a nice meal, without all the work and mess that is usually involved if you stay at home? Tlie Old Mill, at rtamsbottom, offers you the best in food and comfort.


is the Savoy Grill at Cleve- leys and the Lane Ends Hotel at Wesliam. Nearby at Kirkliam is the Swan Hotel.


On tlic Fylde Coast there


famous old coaching inn lo which Wordsworth re­ ferred, at Grasmere.


Another Swan Hotel is the


an attraction, but even the adults can be thrilled oy this Gulliver's world of the Merrivale Model Village (set


between the promenade and Lord Street (near the Kinsway Casino).


get away from the Roses counties, then try Capes- t.home, in Cheshire, "the home of the Bromley-Daven- port family and their ances­ tors the Capesthomes and Wards, who have been there since Doomsday times. It's off the A34 from Manches­ ter, just before Congieton.


If you are determined to


there are several alternative attractions for a grea.t day out.


In that neck of the woods


in (or even spend a day) a,t Chester Zoo.


In Cheshire you could pop


("litheroe, is a beautiful example of an English country house dating back from early Tudor tunes.


Browshohne Hall, near


Nelson Stadium, offering excitement and thrills galore just around the corner.


children here. That’s one reason why the model vil- lige at Southport is such


There's everything for the High on the doorstep is


Abbey, founded as a pnory in 1170 and later the home of Lord Byron.


dens there's a. choice ol seeing the miniature ra.il- way, a craft mini-manna, and a brand new swimming pool, and a lot more: while, if you prefer Nottingham­ shire.


there's Newstead


at “ the Crown Jewels,” a.t Newby Ha.ll, near Ripon. This is the famous Adam house set in 25 acres.


Or j-ou c o u ld look


do find a need not. only lo " get out of town,” but out of the country, try Chirk Castle in North Wales.


.But if, by a.ny chance, you


Hall, near Worksop. In our part of the


Or what about Thoresby


conference centre but originally the “ home” of


wortd is Wh a lle v Abbey, now an Anglican


the monks of the Cistercian Order.


miles north of Rngeley, near Blithfleld Reservoir,


Staffordshire. Nearer home we find


Thomelhotme Hall, which is now a residential hotel at


Blitlifleld Hall is a, few jn


At Buxton Pavilion Gar­


D u n s o p Bridge, n e a r Clitheroe.


for a longer period, then tile Lakeside Lido, north ol Somercoates, near Grimsby, is ideal for all the family. The range of activities (here is endless, with caravanning, canoeing, fishing and night life.


If you want to get away


between Grassmgton and Fateley Bridge we find the Stump Cross Caverns, which contain large stalactite and stalagmite formations. Two of them. Tweedledum and Tweedledee, a.re the largest in the country.


nurhg. Lancashire, was the birthplace of Saint John Wall, a. Franciscan priest. On the moorland road


Wood wa,s built between the 1700s and 1300s and is characteristically half - um­ bered.


Wakefield Road. nea,r Brad­ ford. is a, 17th century


Bolhng Hall, off the


manor house. Admission is free to see the fine display ol furniture costumes and pottery of the period.


Hall, Haworth, was the loca­ tion of the first filming of tile Bronte classic storv. " Wutliering Heights.” Tlic 400-year-old building is


Reputedly, haunted Old At Bolton the Hall in th’ Cliingle Hall, at Goos-


you needed a drawbridge to ensure that every man's CASTLE remained his HOME. Among many good eating places in Craven is the Singing Kettle, at Gar- grave — to avoid waiting at busy times, it’s really worth ringing in advance to book.


how they used to live when


whose first love is the Lake District. For them Ullsw'ater offers superb scenery, which you can enjoy in the comfort of a cruise on the Ullsw-ater Navigation and Transit Co. Ltd motor yacht “Raven.”


There will always be those


Hotel, a mile west of Kes- wick: or Sella Park Hotel, at SeascaJes. are recommended for Lakeland visitors. En- route to the latter you could visit Lancaster Priory.


Meals at the Derwentwater


Withernsea there's another tourist spot. with three miles of golden sands, a trailer park and another heated swimming pool, plus golf, sailing and a. mmi- village.


you could fit in. especially on a. weekend trip, a visit to Brajiilia.m Park (near Wetherby) where there’s ... Queen Anne mansion set in beautiful gardens. Or sion off at Hanley Castle, not far from Harrogate.


In the Yorkshne direction


find it at the Royal Umpire Exhibition a.t Croston (on the A581 from Chorley to Southport — anything from coaches and carriages and a Tudor village to a Wild West Fort Cheyene. You don’t have to go very


far, or even “ change buses' to visit a stately home. You can hop on a Ribble express to Skipton and get an idea


homes that are more stately than the Duke of Devon­ shire's Chatsworth, in Derby­ shire; or also in that area, Kedleston Hall, with its gardens and museums. If you want variety you’ll


known locally as EmmoU Old Hall. You cannot get, stately


still ringing in your ears, consider a visit to t.he Lowt.her Wildlife Country Park, four miles south of Penrith (AS).


warmfully in the south, head for Cheshire. Try Lyme Park, at Dlsley, where the Leigh family have spent 600 years making it attrac­ tive—just for you.


For those who think the sun is likely to shine more


Open from 10 a.m. (Sundays 2*0 p.m.) Last Admission 6-0 p.tn.


travel a little, the birthplace of the poet Lord Byron is worth seeing. .Newstead Abbey is nine miles north of Nottingham on the Mans­ field Road.


If you are prepared to 'Cfte- Gateway


away ” from cars is well advised to try the Worth Valley Railway (at either Haworth or Oxenbope, near Keighley.


Anyone wanting to " got


> Adults 20p Children 5p


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Conducted tours on the hour— 10, 11, 12 noon, 2, 3, 4 p.m.


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V IS IT _____ This beautiful example of English Country Mansion, dating from early Tudor times, containing fine ex­ amples of panelling, furniture, tapestries, pictures, china, armour and family art treasures of historic and national importance.


Six miles from Clitheroe, on the Mitton-Whitewell road on the way to the Trough of Bowland.


BROWSHOLME HALL


Open Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. All Bank Holiday Mondays and Tuesdays, until mid-October, from 2 p.m. to 6-30 p.m. Organised Parties on other days by arrangement with Secretary, Browsholme Hall, near Clitheroe. Tel. Stonyhurst 330. Adm. 25p.


When in Wharfedale don’t miss seeing STUMP CROSS CAVERNS


by the main B6265 Crassington-Pafclcy Bridge Road A large sclccfion of sheepskin rugs af bargain prices


Enjoy a drive on M6 Motorway through Tcbay Gorge to


Lowther Wildlife Country Park t miles South of Pcontb on A.O Signed from Junctions 39 and 10 51.6 51otorway


OPEN DAILY to October 14th


Dccr, Flamingoes, Cranes, Waferfowl, Wild Boar, Mouflon, Aviaries, Badgers, Offers, Foxes, Ciff Shop, Cafcfcria.


ADULTS 30p, CHILDREN 20p; reduced prices parties o f . 20; no charge for cars; dog kennels free.


TH ORNEYHOL ME H A L L Residential Hotel and Licensed Restaurant


BED and BREAKFAST, FULL BOARD RESIDENCE Luncheons, Afternoon Teas. High Teas aud Dinners


WEDDING PARTIES CATERED FOR. EXCELLENT CUIS1M- For reservations telephone Mr aud Mrs L Salisbury. D U N S O P B R I D G E Near Clitberoe — Telephone 971


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AND ITS 25 ACRES Ob BEAUTIFUL GARDLNS Founded as a Prinrv in 1171).


Nine miles north of Nottingham on Mansfield Road, jjj GARDENS: open throughout the year.


Later the home of the P°ct Lord Byron.


Admission: Grounds l(Sp, Children 5p. Abbey Up; jj Children 5p.


Car Park: Up. Inquiries: Superintendent, Newstcad Abbey,


ABBEY: Open from Good Friday to September 30th. {■ V p.m until 5 o.m.


10 a.m. until dusk.


Ltnby, Notts — Tel. Blidworth 2822^^ ___ JJ OLD HALL, GAINSBOROUGH


I5tb Century Half-timbered Manor House, Medieval Kitchen. Great Hail. Early meeting place of the Pilgrim Fathers.. . . .


OPEN DAILY 3—5 p.m. (inch Sundays) to October Admission 13p, Children 8p


Reductions for organised parties


CATERING FOR PARTIES BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENi Inquiries: Secretary. Old Halt. Parnell Street. Gainsborough


STAFFORDSHIRE’S GREATEST STATELY HOME BLITHFIELD HALL Adults and Children


Hall/Gardcns 30p and 15p


Enquiries: Secretary. Tel 249 Dapple Heath


Car Park 10p. EXCELLENT TEA ROOMS


Near BlitlUield Reservoir, Rugeley-Uttoxeter Road (Home ot Nancy Lady Uagoti


OPEN UNTIL FIRST SUNDAY IN OCTOBER


WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS. 2-30 to t> p.ni.


Bank Holiday MONDAYS noon to 6 p.m.


SEE ELIZABETHAN AND GEORGIAN HISTORY ON CROUND FRANK BRADLEY EXHIBITION OF TOY THEATRES


TOY-MUSEUM 118th and 19th Century Exhibition) LILIAN LUNN Exhibition of Needlework FIGURES NO EXTRA CHARGE. NO DOGS ALLOWED


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SWAN HOTEL SANDWICHES


• BED AND BREAKFAST


COACH PARTIES CATERED FOR WITHOUT BOOKING.


ENTERTAINMENT AT WEEKENDS


Tel Kirkham 2180 Your Hosts:


Mr and Mrs J. Clarkson


KEDLESTON HALL (Near Derby i


Open Bunk Holiday Sunday and Monday, then every Sunday to last Sunday in September.


ALSU GARDENS AND MUSLUM 2 to 6 o.m Gardens 'p m


Admission: House and Grounds, Adults 25p. Children 15p Museum 5p. Teas and Refreshments Free ________ Coach and Car Park.


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WHALLEY ABBEY


Visit the ruins ol a 13th century Cistercian Monastery set in the midst of beautiful grounds. Picnic area by the river.


Grounds open every day 10-0 a.m. till dusk. Sundays from 1 p.m.


Admission: Adults lOp; Children 5p


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Proprietors: E K and M Ahem LICENSED RESTAURANT


GARGRAVE Near SKIPTON


Telephone Garcrave


Mornmc codec Luncheons, Alter* noon and High Teas Grills Com* orchensivc a la Carte menu always available Parties catered for


Opco daily to a.ro to 7 p.m including Sundays


Booked parties later hy arrangement


Closed Mondays except Hank Holidays.


w v w w v w v w v w v v v v w w v w v v SELLA PARK HOTEL


A.A., K.A.L. LICENSED Calrierbridge, Seascaie. Cumberland


Set la I acres ol grounds


For fishermen with wives wt nave comlortahle lounges cocktail bar dance door excellent food


Trains met bv arraugemeni


Mr and Mrs BIRTWISTLli RILEY


I’d. Bcckerniet 2(i2


Brochure and fishing information on request


Haworth Old Hall


A 400 years old Tudor Hall in the heart of the Bronte country — offering superb catering in a delightful atmosphere.


Open 9-30 a.m. for Morning Coffee.


Lunches 12 noon to 2 p.m. Dinners 7-30 p.m. to 9-30 p.m.


(Closed Sunday evening and all day Monday)


Receptions and Private Parties catered for.


Phone HAWORTH 2709 for tabic reservations.


Haworth Old Hall V / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /


Haworth, near Keighley


LANCASTER PRIORY


Visit Lancaster tilts Bank Holiday and see the ancient Priory Church with all its treasures and its lovely modern embroideries.


Other places of interest: The Castle, the Citv Museum and the Williamson Park with its wonderful views.


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Home of the Bromley Davenport Family.


7 miles south ol Wilmslow ou A34. Jodrell Bank 4 miles.


to September inclusive, ^aturddyp 2-0 to 4-0 p.m. Bank Holiday Mon- days Hall 2-0 to v


Open Sundays to September 30tb. Wednesdays and Saturdays Mar


Hall, Gardens and Tea Rooms


Gardens Oulv Kin. Children op. Car park top.


HALL. PARK and GARDENS (inclusive) 2op, Children 15p


Rooms from 3-0 p.m. Dogs allowed in park only.


Further Information: tlatl Manager, Capesthorne, Macclesfield, Cheshire.


Telephone ChcUord 221


I5lh to 18th Century Manor House


BOLLING HALL BRADFORD


OPEN: 10 a.ro. to 8 p.m. DAILT OH the Wakefield road.


FURNITURE. POTTERY. COSTUME, etc. cu,c,e Admission tree


Displays of— t-:hi p.m.. Tea ■J


- j ;■>!'■£ V '


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Guided tours of the church can be arranged at any time bv writing to the head verger.


CARR ROAD, NEL50N


Britain's Friendliest Stadium Welcomes You to a Bank Holiday Spectacular ! ! !


| BRITISH HELL DRIVERS CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING ROUND


Sensational “Sudden Death" Race— 20 Lap-. ! Only Six to Qualify for British Final \ ! !


Plus THE WRECKERS \ If tlie call to the North is On the Yorkshire coast a.t FOR AN IDEAL OUTING


Whilst you are in the Lake District lake the opportunity of visiting Ullswater, tlie finest of the English Lakes, set in superb and varied scenery.


ENJOY THE PANORAMA OF THE BEST THE LAKE DISTRICT CAN OFFER AND THE COMFORT AND AMENITIES OF OUR MOTOR YACHT BY TAKING A CRUISE ON M.Y. RAVEN.


FULLY LICENSED Piers at Glenridding, Howtown and Pooley Bridge Regular services throughout the season.


SAILINGS FROM CLENRIDDING DAILY COMMENCING 11 30 a.m. For lull details apply —


ULLSWATER NAVIGATION AND TRANSIT CO. LTD.


13 MAUDE STREET, KENDAL — Tel. Kendal 2)626 PIER HOUSE, GLENRIDDING — Tel. Glcnridding 22»


Newby Hall


Visit Beautiful


I Famous Adam House in 25 acres of gardens. Superb Tapestries, I Sculpture and Furniture.


I ‘Tableau Vivant’ I rffi-ivM


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EDNASTON MANOR GARDENS


[Sundays, September lRI.li and 23rd, 2 pan. — 7 p.m. Weekdays for Private Parlies by arrangement. Homemade Teas and Plants for sale


BRAILSFORD, Nr. DERBY Open every Wednesday 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. and


One ol the most beautiful Private. Gardens with a rare collection of Trees, Shrubs and Roses.


Not to be missed. On A52 Derby—Ashbourne Road


CHIRK CAiTLi NORTH WALES


Vis'd PADiHAM SWIMMING POOL PARK ROAD, PADIHAM OPENING TIMES


Wednesday l p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.as. Last tickets Issued 1 hoar before closing times.


Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday l p.m to


GALLERY. OLD HALL and GARDENS


Lady Margaret Myddelton will admit visitors to the STATE ROOMS, LONG


660 Years of History I). Colonel H. and


from 2-0 to 5-0 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday and Sun­ day to September and August Bank Holiday front 11-0 a.m. to 5-0 p.m.


Admission to Castle and


Gardens 30p, Children lap Special Arrangements


Reduced Admission Charges, except ou non-opening days, for


coach parties booking beforehand.


for organised parties to see Lh* Slate Rooms on any day (except Mondays), can be made on applica­ tion in writing to the Secretary* Chirk Castle, North Wales.


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HAVE A GREAT


DAY OUT! 7 CHAMOIS.


Elephants. Zebra?,


Giraffes. Lions. Rhinos, Flamingos.


Sea Lions Fed Daily 11 a.m. & 3.30 p.m.


Free Flight Bird Hail Seethe


Baby White Rhino sum,siZOO


Childrens Zoo,MimsIuteRyU'jy Car Park. Restaurant. Snack Bars


■ OPEN DAILY 10AM tofiPIVl : ■


EAST PARK DRIVE BLACKPOOL ’


KEEP BRITAIN TIDY


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LITTER HOME WITH YOU


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