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Gawthorpe Hall Burnley Road Paidham Burnley Tel: 01282 771004 Fax: 01282 770178 |
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Elizabethan Gawthorpe was restored in the mid 19th century by Sir Charles Barry, who created the lavish interiors that can be seen today. These interiors are complemented by Jacobean and Victorian furniture. A loan from the National Portrait Gallery adds to the notable paintings already displayed here. Also there is an unparalleled collection of needlework assembled by Rachel Kay Shuttleworth the last family member to live here - which is a nationally important textile collection. The Great Barn, which has been recently restored, is used for regular events and exhibitions.
Facilities Parking for 50 cars 2 coaches. Disabled facilities. Tea room. 12.30 - 5pm Unsuitable for backpacks, pushchairs & large bags
Opening times (2002 season) Open 1st April to 31st Oct - Tues to Thur, Sat and Sun 1pm to 5pm (Last admission 4.30pm)
Admission charge to the Hall Gardens are free.
For more information, including opening times and prices, please see here
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