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TINY TOURS
Join one of our Tiny Tours for small groups with our excellent guides followed by tea and cake. £20pp
Dates for 2025
3 June 11am
16 June 2pm
23 September 11am
9 October 11am
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Tiny Tours of The Hall; Thursday 27th June at 2pm
£23.00
Tour of the hall with one of our amazing guides followed by tea and cake.
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Visit to Castle Bolton. Wednesday 18 June at 2:00pm (OWN TRANSPORT)
£30.00
Bolton Castle was built by Sir Richard le Scrope, Lord Chancellor of England to Richard II. Their licence to crenelate was granted in 1379. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned at the Castle between 1568 and 1569 following her defeat in Scotland, and seemingly posing a threat to Queen Elizabeth I.
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Visit to Castle Bolton. Wednesday 18 June at 2:00pm – FRIENDS TICKETS (OWN TRANSPORT)
£25.00
Bolton Castle was built by Sir Richard le Scrope, Lord Chancellor of England to Richard II. Their licence to crenelate was granted in 1379. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned at the Castle between 1568 and 1569 following her defeat in Scotland, and seemingly posing a threat to Queen Elizabeth I.
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Watch the recording: Lucy Beckett on Bloodlands (in aid of Ukraine)
£5.00
Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus; these are the Bloodlands - between empires, between dictators, that suffered the worst horrors of the European 20th century and are now deep in the horrors of the 21st. Lucy Beckett has written two novels set in and around this tragic part of Europe, and has for years studied its history.
100% of online ticket sales will be donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee, and so far we have raised over £700.
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William Motley on Oriental Ostentation: The Grantley Armorial China. Friday 20 June at 7:30pm
£25.00
In the 18th century anyone who was anyone had to have a Chinese porcelain dinner service emblazoned with their coat of arms as a display of wealth, armigerous status and connection to the wider world. Scholar, lecturer and author Will Motley will examine the armorial porcelain at Markenfield, the long, expensive and sometimes hazardous process by which this porcelain was ordered, made in China and finally delivered to its owner, Fletcher Norton, 1st Baron Grantley, (1716-1789).
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William Motley on Oriental Ostentation: The Grantley Armorial China. Friday 20 June at 7:30pm – FRIENDS TICKET
£20.00
In the 18th century anyone who was anyone had to have a Chinese porcelain dinner service emblazoned with their coat of arms as a display of wealth, armigerous status and connection to the wider world. Scholar, lecturer and author Will Motley will examine the armorial porcelain at Markenfield, the long, expensive and sometimes hazardous process by which this porcelain was ordered, made in China and finally delivered to its owner, Fletcher Norton, 1st Baron Grantley, (1716-1789).
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