Crowle on the Historic Isle of Axholme has an interesting and often overlooked history. Come and find out more about a rural Market Town. Not forgetting the highly decorated Anglo-saxon Crowle stone.
Guided tour at 13:00 both days. Visit the historic Trinity Methodist Chirch to view a display of archive photographs. Explore the building and see a sculpture of Jesus Christ made by Barton sculptor, singer and choirmaster Philip Pape.
Booking essential contact: 01652 637055 Join the team at Far Ings to explore the industrial heritage of the site and how this has transformed into a haven for wildlife. Meet at the Visitor Centre. NB: Suitable outdoor clothing and footwear … Continued
Explore classrooms through the ages from Wilderspin’s Infants’ Schoolroom and Playground of 1845 to the 1970’s when the building closed. Optional 13:00-16:00 with booking required (01652 635 172) – Young artisits can paint Barton’s historic buildings with local artist Jon … Continued
Heritage Open days celebrate England’s architecture and culture by offering events and activities that celebrate England’s the local heritage of our area. Our exhibition ‘The Road to Waters’ Edge’ will enable visitors to discover the history of the site from … Continued
Booking essential contact: Mr Townley 07739 921835 or online at www.crowle.org/hod The Isle of Axholme has an interesting history, including drainage ordered by Charles I, the Wesley family, founders of Methodism and much more. Organised with the support of … Continued
Tour at 11:00 Visit the historic Trinity Methodist Church for a guided tour, a display of archive photographs, and a celebration of the heritage of Methodism. Join us for our coffee morning and enjoy homemade produce in this historic building. … Continued
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