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Heritage Centre is situated in Barrowford at the heart of Lancashire's
Hill Country besides an ancient crossing of Pendle water. The Centre
is set in a range of beautifully restored Grade 11 Listed farm buildings.
THE
MUSEUM contains a wealth of information about the history and development
of the farmhouse, the story of the notorious Pendle witches and
of the Bannister family who built the original house in the 1400's.
THE
GALLERY AND CRAFT SHOP exhibits work by local professional artists
and crafts-persons.
THE
WALLED GARDEN, WOODLAND WALK AND THE CRUCK FRAMED BARN. The garden
is stocked with authentic plants from the 18th Century and houses
a small museum about it's restoration. From the garden you can take
a small woodland walk to the splendid 15th Century cruck framed
barn.
THE
PARLOUR SHOP AND TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE. The Parlour Shop is
stocked with a wide range of publications including local history,
local interest, cookery and gardening books, souvenirs, confectionery,
preserves and lots more. The TIC staff can help you get the most
out of your visit to this beautiful and little known area including
ideas for walks, places to visit and overnight accommodation.
THE
GARDEN TEAROOM. Overlooks the 18th Century walled garden and specialises
in home-cooked and traditional Lancashire dishes.
THE
CONFERENCE CENTRE in the Barn is the perfect venue for meetings
and conferences.
Open:
10-5pm - website
Makes
an ideal place to visit for a day out, Samantha
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