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^ 2 0 acres of bcaufiful gardens (free admission ).


♦ Puffing, Boafing, Bowls, Tenm Clock Coif.


♦ Licensed Res- fauranf and Seif- Service Cafeferia. £r Fully Licensed Lounge Bar.


♦ Children’s Amusemenfs.


♦ Sail a Craff Mini-Marina.


cerfs on Sunday Affernoons.


♦ Miniafurc Railway.


♦ New Swimming Pool.


♦ Free Car Park. BUXTON Pavilion Gardens' rf\AAA^/WWWV\A/V\A/W\AAAAAAAAAAA/WWWW\AAA/WAAAAAAA/W\AAA/V\ ^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAy\AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/\AAAAAAAAAAAA/»^. I Bramhall HcalL Cheshire I Brass Band Con-


Get up and away WHAT TO DO AND SEE


THIS HOLIDAY TfEEKEND BY ALLAN HALSTEAD


NOT long ago I opened my mail and felt an


unusually warm glow. A communication assured me: '‘The Countess Manvers cordially invites you to Thoresby Hall.” Immediately


decided to accept, but an RSVP.


was one to the general public, that includes yoti. you and you. We're all. it .seeup welcome not only to thi.s “ .stately ■ home.” btit to .several others within a day'.s motor drive of Burnley—and there are a lot of other people, even if they don't have titles, who arc citieuing up for tlic pleasure of enter­ taining yon tfor a modest fee) thi.s Spring Bank Holi­ day. The only problem is which to pick from Uic wide variety oll'ered on this page. It wa.sn't only the Cotm-


The invitation, of coiir.se. i Open all the year round to September 30th |


< n a-m. <o J p.m. & S p.m. to 7 p.ra. D.aily {Thnrs. ox- | « ceptod). Oct. 1st to IM.arch 3Isl, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Daily i ‘


(Thiirs. cxceplcd). >


I Rcrrcshmenls and Light Meals served in the Cafe. ? < Admission: ADULTS 1 Op, CHILDREN 5p


I


< The hall sl.ands in Bramhall Park, adjoining 1ho Stockpcrl 1o 5 e BramhdII Road. Bramhall Line. A5102 at Bramhall Green. Within ? <


1he>.Dark there are amolo parking facilities for visitors. < | ? yWWWWVVVVWVVWWVWWWWiniWWVWVVVWVWWWVWtAAIWWWO


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


T DID NOT dash off


reading ” is to head for the Ml. by whichever road yon favour. I'd suggest Todmor- den and Halifax. Head .south on the motorway to the No. 30 exit near Barlboroiigh,


and take the A619 through to Worksop and. tlien the A6009. still going .south. Tlioresby Hall is then to the loft.


Galleries


te.ss's wann invitation that made Thore.sby Hall .seem .so attractive. It's because it i.s quite a distance away and offers a change of scenery. The easiest rout for " map-


the Countess (the Bight Honourable Maric-L oui.se Roosevelt Pierrep on t) affords the local and over­ seas tourist the opportunity of visiting a truly splendid Stately Home in Victorian tradition.


Here, says my invitation, the


A d v e r t i sm s i ; fedturd


clude the Great Medieval Hall, the historic library, the Blue Salon, tiie State dining room. State bedrooms and picture galleries — including paintings by the Countess iiersclf. There’s a collection of model theatres, pottery and craft furniture made on tlic estate. If you donf want to go so


The State Apartments in­


Chester Zoo combines the advantages, at least for visi­ tors, of an •' open plan ’’ design which gives space to animals but isn’t as tiring for youngsters as Whipsnade, where you almost need a car to get around the vast enclosures !


taining being the zoo.


(Eccleston, Cheshire! you can eiiioy knovring that the proceeds of your visit go to charity.


.At E a st o n Gardens


far. try tlie Royal Umpire Exhibition, on the A581 road from Cl'iorley to Southport. Further on llic same rout, at Southport itself, is a fa.scinating mode] village — both these places arc grand for youngsters, there’s so mucl’i to .see and enjoy. An alternative on the Fyldc


dens there’s a choice of seeing the miniature rail­ way, a craft mini-marina, and a brand new swimming pool, and a lot more; while, if you prefer Nottingham­ shire.


At Buxton Pavilion Gar­


Abbey, founded as a prioi'y in 1170 andi later the home of Lord! Byron.


there’s Newstcad


coast is Fleetwood, which (among other things! has very pleasant gardens on the front: a resort which can be included In a pleasant drive througli country lanes which are at their best at this time of the year.


■Wlthernsea there’s another tourist spot, with three miles ot golden sands, a trailer park and another heated swimming- pool, plus golf, sailing and a mini- village.


On the Yorkshire coast at Attractive


you could fit in. especially ou a wekend trip, a visit to Bramham Park (near


In the Yorkshire direction


Wetherby! where there’s a Queen Anne mairsion set in Ijeautiful gardens. Or stop off at Ripley Castle, the


.scene of the Yorkshire TV seric.s, “ The Flaxton Boys." If the call to the north is


(( 10, 11, 12 noon, I 2, 3, 4 p.m.


// Adults 20p ') Children 5p


Closed only on Good I'riday and Chrislmas Day


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Open to visitors on Spring B.ink Holiday Sunday «ind Monday and all Sundays and Bank Holidays, May to September (incl.) 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission: CASTLE *25p, CHILDREN ITip


1 her bv arranccrornt. Parties of and over—.\duUs ^iOp, children lap r<;atcri'nc. TIIPLET CASTLE exterior \yi\h the scene of tlie new Y.T.V. >


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VISIT Tllli (I J y v' -k -k 'i ♦ -k


III FAMOUS MODEL VILLAGE | i l


NEW LOOK SOUTHPORT


the ideal F.4MILY OUTING


i 5 Extensively redesigned, including many new features. J SPECIAL party booking by arkangement j Phone Southport 42133


y Open from 9 a.ui. every day to cud of October. J I i


if- ^


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(tarden*? only open on Saturdays during uhove period, to il p.m. Admts* sion: Adults tOp, Children .'•p. P.Trlies admitted anv day May tri Septem.


THORESBY HALL jrom the air. STAFFORDSHIRE’S GREATEST STATELY HOME


BLITHFIELD HALL IN OCTOBER


Adults and Children Hall/G.irdcns 30p and 15p


Car Park lOp. EXCELLENT TEA ROOMS


Enquiries; Secretary. Tci 249 Dapple Heath


Near Blithflold Reservoir, Rugeley-UUoxclcr Road


(Home ot Nancy Lady Uagot) OPEN UNTIL FIRST SUNDAY


IVEDNESD.AYS, THURSDAYS. SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, 2-30 to 6 p.m.


Bank Holiday MOND.4YS noon to G p.m.


SEE E L IZ A B E T H A N A N D GEORG IAN HISTOR Y ON GROUND F R A N K BR AD LEY E X H IB IT IO N OF TOY THEATRES TOY M U SEU M n S t l i and 19th Conlury Exhibition! L IL IA N LU N N Exhibition of Needlework FIGURES NO EXTRA CHARGE. NO DOCS ALLOWED


CHINGLE HALL


COOSNARCH, Near PRESTON BUILT 1260


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


BANK HOLIDAYS EXCEPTED— FREE CAR PARK Admission lop. Children of school age 8p.


WHY NOT VISIT CHESTER ZOO DURING THE BANK HOLIDAY Open daily throughoul the year from 9 a.m. until dusk


Wonderful collection ol wild animal.s exhibited in •spacious outdoor enclosures. Tlteir welfare is our first consideration.


Famous C.irdcns — Watorbus Trips — Tropical House Catering and parking facilities


Free coloured brochure on request to Dept. R.30, Chester Zoo, Chester


CHINGLE HALL has been featured in many national newspapers and described by Country Lite as A HAUNTED HOUSE OF MANY SECRETS; Lancashire Life— HAUNTED HALLOWED AND HOMELY and |. WENTWORTH- 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 jOHN WALL.


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A FACADE of the Elizabethan veriod seen at one of Cheshire’s .stately homes.


Cawthonie, near Barnsley CANNON HALL


Barnsley Corporation’s Country House Museum in fine parkland setting.


Open weekdays lO-ilO a.m. 1o 5 D.m. Sundays 2-30


p.m to 5 p.m. ADMISSION FREE


Car Park — Cafeteria open at weekends.


LYME PARK DISLEY-CHESHIRE Owned by the Legh Family lor COO years


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


House Closed tor Renovation Coach House Cate Car Park 17p


WHALLEY ABBEY


Visit the ruins of a 13th century Cistercian Monastery


set in the midst ot beautiful grounds. Picnic area by the river.


Groumls open every day 10-0 ii.m. till dusk. Sundays from 1 p.m.


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FUN FOR THE FAMILY VISIT THE


Tlio Uaunted Room 60 Coaches and Carriages Representation of Rural Oral is


'Z aero Replica of a Western Town and Fori Cheyenne


The Tartan Cafe ^ and many other interesting


features FKCI:; CAR I’ABK.


---------- AND SEE ---------- Kelic.s from Croston Ilall


; Children’s Toy Scenes ami I New riiiyground. I o acre Deer I’ark ■ Aviary of Pheasants 'I'hrcc quarter mile w.ilk to Biver Tudor Villacc


DECK CUAIKS ami I'lCNrCKINtC


o rEN EVEJlY DAT* till Dusk from Easier until November. Admission ADUL'I’S ™.'ipr CIlILDJvEN lOp,


On the \551 Chorlcv to Southport Hoad at Croslon o r 4 miles from MG Motorway at Lcyland.


Xh« Kojal Umpire Exhibition Croston, Lancs. Tcl. Croslon 257


SI NG IN G K E T T L E


Proprietors: It. F. and M. Ahern LICENSED UESTADKANT


CARCRAVE Near SKITTON


Tclcpliono OarBravi! '45'4


iMorninq coiVee, Lunetieoii.s, After- noon and lligh J.cas Grills. Coni-


nrchciisivc a la Carle menu always available. Parties catered for.


Open dailv 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. including Siuidays.


Rooked parties later by arrangcmcnl.


Closed Monday.*? except Rank riolidays.


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SO YOU W ANT TO DO SOMETHING REALLY DIFFERENT OVER THE SPRING BANK HOLIDAY— WELL, WE’VE GOT THE ANSWER .


; I •


FAm'ASTlC Fills FOR ALL THE FAMILY SATURDAY, MAY 26ih, 7-30 p.m. FORMULA ONE


STOCK CAR RACING COCK O’ TH’ NORTH TROPHY


TEN “ RED TOPS” — ROD FALDINC. CORDON SMITH, DAVE FOX M RUSS BATES. FRANK BOURNE, MICK NODEN. )OHN hlLLAM. WILLIE HAR^^^ and BRIAN WICNALL— plus many other big names in A TERRIFIC TKACK b a i lu t .


Adults 60p. Children 30p. Bar— Refreshments — Free Parking


WITHERNSEA For iiolden. sands-— three wonder/ul miles The fesmtiv resort on that mild Yorkshire Coast


(it all tides. Heated outdoor sw'imming pool.


TRAILER PARK IN A RURAL SETTING, 3 MINUTES FROM SEA, SHOPS AND AMUSEMENTS, OPEN AIR AND CLOSED IN MARKET, GOLF SAILING, MINI VILLAGE, CATERING FOR COACH PARTIES, FREE COACH PARK.


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


EDNASTON MANOR GARDENS


BRAILSFORD, Ni DERi>^'


Open on Sundays, May 27tli, Jh’’® ® j'’A'''p.ni' July 8th, 15th; September 16th, 23rd, 2 '


Weekdays for Private Parlies by arrang® Homemade Teas and Plants (or sa ^


One of the most-beautiful Private collection of/Trees, Shrubs and


Not to be missed,, bn A52 D erby— Ashbottr


~~ offeriL?’ Bronte country catering in a


Jfworth Old Hall Hall in


aehghtfui atmosphere” . . .


h 7-30 _a,m. for Morning ' Coffee.


Binn» (c"o«d


P'™. ‘0 9-30 p.m. 'o 2 P'"-


Ree..,., '■•k Monday) catered for.


x«eptiohs and Private Parties .


HAWORTH 2709 for table reservations.


Haworth Old Hall Hawetth. near Keighley


DERWENTWATER HOTEL PORTINSCALE, KESWICK


AA » • SITUATED 1 SIIIB WEST OP KESWICK


BAO • « « HOTEL GEOUNDS STRETCH DOWN TO LAKE DEEWENTWATEE. TV LOUNGE. COCKTAIL BAB. FULLY LICENSED :i Telephone 78538


OLD HALL, GAINSBOROUGH


loth Century half-timbcreil Manor House, Medieval Kitchen. Great Hall. Early meeting place of the Pilgrim Fathers.


OPEN DAILY Z—5 p.m. (incl. Sundays) to October. Admission ISp, Children 8p


Reductions for organised parties.


CATERING FOR PARTIES BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENT Inquiries: Secretary, Old Hall, Parnell Street, Gainsborough.


BLACKPOOL BOUND?


BOOK YOUR COACH PARTY FOR FULL MEALS


4-COURSE MEALS AT REASONABLE PRICES Write for menus to


THE LANE ENDS HOTEL WESHAM, KIRKHAM, Lancs.


Telephone Kirkham 3173 (8 miles from the Tower)


LAKESIDE LIDO


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


HEATED SWIMMING POOL


HOLIDAY CARAVANS FOR HIRE, CAMPING SITES AVAILABLE.


I)ormol)ilcs'45p per night; Camping Sites 45p per night Ail above charges will be subjee! 1o V.A.T. at the rate applicable


Touring Caravans 50p per night Enjoy a drive on M6 Motorway -through Tcbay CwS DAY VISITORS WELCOME ANYTIME Near Louth, Lincolnshire. Phone North Somercoates 315 On main Grimsby to IHablethorpc Road A1U31 NORTH SOMERCOATES


Lowther Wildlife Country Park ■


r miles SduUi of rcnrilii on A-i*


Signed from Junctions JJU OPEN DAILY to October I4th


Door, Flamingoes, Cranes, Waterfowl, Wild Boar, Moutlon, Aviaries. BadSC"’ Otters, Foxes, Gift Shop, Cafeteria-


ADULTS 30p, CHILDREN 20p; reduced prices pad'^ 20; no charge for cars; dog kennels tree.


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MOTORISTS—There is plenty ol sea-front parking space at Fleet- wood. Enjoy a day out to the magic of the West Lancashire Coast. Also an ideal rentre for longer stays too.


\ Fleetwood, Lancs


from—Room GG Marine Hall*


l UEE GUIDE


AND ITS 25 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL GARDENS Founded as a Priory in 1170.


Nine miles north of Nottingham on Olansffeld Road.


NEWSTEAD ABBEY Later the home of the poet Lord Byron.


GARDENS: Open tliroughout the year. 10 a.m. imtil dusk.


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Admission: Grounds 16p, Children 5p. Abbey lip; Children 5p. Car Park: lip.


Inquiries: Superiutendent, Ncwslcad Abbey, Linby. Notts — TeL BlidworUi 2822


ABBEY: Open from Good Friday to September 30th. 2 p.m. untU 5 p.m.


SI’ULN’GWOOD — KAfllSBOriO.M Tcl. RamsboUom ’


THE OLD MILL 2991


OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK — PULL RESIDENT DANCING EACH EVENING—Except Jlondity & SUDd) |


.suiiutLVA uiiiy — Sundays only — High Teas served from 4-0 ‘J


DINNER PARTIES, WEDDINGS, RECEPTIUiio. — A Speciality


— i t ig i i xuas) aui vctc MENUS ON REQUEST


EVERY IVEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY — I’rFC * • I TABLE D’HOTE LUNCHES 5)1.00 (Children 'JPI Suppers served in Victorian Bar from 40|i


SPECIAL DIMMER DANCE etc< I


C Ha v e a g r e a t DAY OUT!


. ‘


11 a.m. & 3.30 p.m. - Proa Flight Bird Hall


■ J ChildtensZoo, Miniatore Railway Oar Park, RestauranL Snack Bars


tIephants.Zebras. Giraffes. Lions.Rhinos.Flamingoes. Sea Lions Fed Daily ‘


When in Wharfcdalc don’t miss seeing


STUMP CROSS CAVERNS by the main B6265 Crassington-Patcicy Bridge Road


A large selection ot sheepskin rugs at bargain prices


/ Condnclcd touis^^^ on the hour—


' ^ ^ ■ ■ ^


Alters- ^ .C l


still ringing in your ears, consider a visit to the Lowthcr ■Wildlife Country


Park, four miles south of Penrith (A6). Features on


this run ai’c a drive through Tcbay Gorge and seeing wild boar, deer, flamingos, etc., in the wild—and a pleasant snack in the cafeteria, which ha.s been ’’ tamed.” For those who think the


at the Crown Jewels.” at Newby Hall, near Bipon. This is a famous Adam


Or you could look


liousc, set in 25 acres, with a wealth of interest in the spheres of railways, garden­ ing. tapestries, sculpture and fumitui'c. It is as well to add that


do find a need not only to ” get out of town,” but out of the country, trv Chirk Castle in North Wales. Here 660 years of histoi-j' are co- .shrined in the State Rooms, long gallery and old h a l l - long enough to remind you that nobody’s ever “ got away ” with the Crown Jewels.


But if, by any chance, you


near Kipon


sculpture end Furnmirc. I oc*" Experts Foi- motorists not intcrec-


Icd in fast get aways” Gev- raid Publications offers "Walks for Motorists” book.s. giving details of 30 place.s where the car can be iiarkcd. with walks returning to the same spot. They are written by experts, with intimate knowledge of the countryside of Lakeland, tlic Dales, the North Yorkshire Moors and the Peak District. Anyone wanting to "get


CHESTER ZOO 4im


away ” from cars i.s well advised to tr.v tiie Wortii Valley Railway (at either Haworth or O.xenhoiic. near Keighley!. There’s a choice of journey from half-an-hour to onc-and a-half hours round trip — and a souvenir shop specialising in railway


” the Crown Jewels.” though magnificent. arc well guarded and merely rep­ licas!


% - * fe». v v.-:-;


Miniature Rnii"^*y . , , c!;a«ir»ft4 0rty U.ceJ Uy., W


e 1a. „A Anunllk^. Wednftdiy. Thur^JT,


ONE of the coaches in the Exhibition.


books and so on. One way or another there’s


plenty to sec and do this Spring Bank Holiday.


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WINDERMERE AQOUTIC LTD


for all your Boating requirements


Main Agents for Johnson, Evenrude. Seagull and Volvo engines.


Sailing Cruisers. Motor Cruisers, Sports Boats, Inflatables and Dinghies.


NEW BOATS IN STOCK Large selection of


SECOND-HAND BOATS Large Chandlery and Clotliing Showroom


For


sun is likely to shine more warmfully ' in the south, head for Cheshire. Try Lyme Park, at Di.sley. where the Lcgh family have spent (iOn yeans making it attrac­ tive— just for yon ! C h e s t e r ilsclf offers


nmneroii.s a t t r a c t i o n s , one of the most enter-


V IS IT ____ This beautiful example of English Country Mansion,


elating from early Tudor times, containing fine ex­ amples of panelling, furniture, tapestries, pictures, china, armour and family art treasures of historic and national importance.


BROWSHOLME HALL


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


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.


I HADDON HALL, Bakewell, Derbyshire . Probably the most complete and authentic e.xarapic a


4 Tile Hall and Terrace Rose Gardens are open to the >/ V public from Tuesday to Saturday inclusive (not Sunday >? V ft ft ft


^ ol’ a medieval and manorial home to be seen in 4) England.


4


V Bank Holiday Sunday (2 to 6 p.m.) and Monday V ft


Charge ot Admission 27ip, Children lip SPECIAL OPENING


or Monday) to September 29th. Opening Hours; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.


ft Morning Refreshments. Lunches and Afternoon Teas ft ft


(11 a.m. to 6 p.m.)


Eastate Office, Haddon Hall, Bakewell, Derbyshire. DE4 ILA. Tel. Bakewell 2855


available. No dogs allowed. Car Park 5p. ft


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Though situated on a great miiin road within easy reath of York or Leeds, Bramham Park is the perfect pac


for a quiet afternoon in the country. One eau ® round the house, wander in the extensive SfOhnds^ ' seat.s are provided—cat home-made .scones m tnc c . or watch the local cricket team play on the beau, cricket ground in the park.


A Queen Anno mansion sot in unique groimds, on Al six miles south of Wetherby.


lOp. (Grounds only ISp, children 5p). ('prk park | Parties of 30 or more 20p per person.


Open Easter to September 2-0 to 6-0 p.m. Bank Holiday Mondays only. .-Vclmissiou 2a|i,


I , SELLA PARK HOTEL


For fishermen with wives we have comfortable lounges, cocktail bar dance floor, excellent food.


A.A,. R,A*C. LICENSED Calderbridge, Seascale, Cumberland


Set in 7 acres of grounds Trains met by arrangement


Ur and Mrs BIRTWISTLE RILEY


Tcl. Bcckennet 262


Brochure and fishing information on request


hive — Motor Cruisers, Windermere Class Yachts, Motor Boats and Jetty Moorings.


WHY NOT PAY US A VISIT THIS WEEKEND’.' Open 7 days a week


GLEBE ROAD,


BOWNESS-ON-WTNDERMERE 'Telephone Windermere 2121


X Thousands more will be rominif !o I THOP.ESBY H.4LL


$ ,/„•,. — f i / f /y M)T WF? 'K


*


X Ojicu to the Public by coiti'lcsy of 'rite Countess Ilanvcn '


to Sunday, Septembrr liOtb


; THK ST.A’I’U APAR I’MENTS AND I I'RRArF.S ; FRANK BRADLEY COLLECTION Ol .llODEI, ;


THEATRES ^


X ;


SYDNEY BRUNT CRAFT 1 URNIfUIU: PHIELIP LOURIE POT I’ERV FULL CATERING FACILITIES


X Public Holiday Sunday and Monday .. I'2 :’'4 5


Public Holiday Tiic.sday .................... 2-311 X IVcds., Tburs., Sats. and Sundays---- 2-3(1


; ADiMISSlON: ADULTS .’Jap; CHILDREN l.ip Full pai'ticular.s from C. Stanley. Tliore.sljy liail. nesi


X Ollcrton, Newark, Notts. Tel. Man.sfielri 8‘ 22,.01


sw a n h o t e l SANDWICHES


BED AND BREAKFAST Visit PADIHAM SWIMMING POOL


PARK ROAD. PADIHAM OPENING TEMES


Wednesday I p.ui. to 9 p.m. Saturday and Simqay u a-iii* tooP-o- Lust tickets issued 1 hour before closing times.


Monday, 'Aicsday, Thursday and Friday I. P 'u*


COACH PARTIES CATERED FOR WITHOUT BOOKING.


ENTERTAINMENT AT WEEKENDS


Tel Kirkham 2180 Your Hosts:


Mr and Mrs J. Clarkson t s a


I I


I'lmes ol Admission r- .. •


with mUliiions hy ilu' r,th Duke < --HO. 'rile 'riifiiirc Gallery this vea: 1 foakm'.s Chatsworth Ilouse'ho’d | Uislory. an Exhibitimi of liiswric


I’ .uill in U>-iT- 17C7 by i!u- jsi Duk» t


Open to Sunila.v. Octnhvr IM,I'd j (louse ami Gardens Uoi} !


i'hnatrc Gallery Mon. 4: i ’ues. (ra. m l!auk llol. wksi Saturday and Sunday


- AU.UISSION CHAUGIiS 5


tllosed IVIU low


Mon. S: Tuos. (Bank Hoi. wks. onLv) ll-:;oto5-30 IWOtoHO Wednesday. Thursday and Friday IMO (o .MO 11-30 to (43


’2-0O to .3-30 3-00 to House. GMlery. Gardens cleared 45 nilns after above closinstiimi


Al House Entrance: House and (.ardens and llieatrc Kb (Children 2ni»


At Garden Entrance: Gardens only lOp (Children 5p). C A l l P A R K 10p.


CO A CH E S F R E E


For further information apply to ; The Comptroller, Chatsworth, Bakewcll. Telephone Baslow 2204.


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tijo DorwciiL in the Peak Distiia i National Park


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Ruiial Ijinline


I r-lnv I'l lh-i» at Newby iP.nrlttms a S »ai>“ > ]5


■ ’» ‘ •’‘r*^7i"'Vh*'.cr. S’.fhM-cn-Utr. TirO- jfl . pn;ri:6henJ<t .>’ •*> aaoooaooacr^^


o S r k c a s t l e n o r th w a l e s


Lady Margaret MyddeUon G A ™ . OLD^HALL and


660 Years of History Lt. Colonel R. and


. from 2-0 to 5-0 p.m. Sprmg ^ S v e )


i Rank Holiday Saturday and sSday then Tuesday, Thi^-


. X , Saturday^ and Sunday from May to September (in- also Whitsun and


; AuEU5t Bank Holidays from ; ^ 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ■ Admission to Castle and ' Dardens 25p, Children 12}p : S v s & Bknk Holidays 30p ,


. (nr organised parties to see the ' State Rooms on any day (except . a oSays). can be made on applica-


Special Arrangements : (inn in writing to the Secretary. Chhk castle. North Wales.


i Reduced A dm is sm n C h f -r g ^ , : except on non-opening days, for . "ach parties booking beforehand.


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kedlesTON h a l l (Near Derby)


also g a r d e n s a n d m u se um


Open Spring Bank Holiday Sunday and Monday, then


every Sunday to last Sundaj in September.


2 to 6 p.m. Gardens 7 p.m.


Admission: House and Grounds, Adults 25p. Children 15p. Museum 8p. Teas and Refreshments. Free Coach and Car Park.


BOLLING HALL BRADFORD


15th to 18th Century Manor House.


Recorded guide Admission free •OPEN: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. DAILY Ofi the Wakefield road.


FUENTTURE, POTTEEY. COSTUME, etc.


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