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Our 2019/20 Winter Series of Illustrated Talks continues on Monday 9th March 2020 with 'Gleaston Water Mill -- the Restoration Story' and will be given by Vicki and Mike Bereton.
The Beretons started restoring the Mill in 1989 and it is still an ongoing project. Artefacts have been found at the site dating from the Mesolithic period. An excavation discovered a man made water course fed directly from the spring on the site and dated from the 11th century.
The talk is preceded by the AGM, details of which can be found on the 'AGM' menu page, and followed by wine and nibbles.
The talk takes place in The Lunesdale Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale at 7:30pm. Further details of this and all the other talks can be found by selecting the 'Talks' menu within the drop down menu 'WHAT WE DO' above.
The Beretons started restoring the Mill in 1989 and it is still an ongoing project. Artefacts have been found at the site dating from the Mesolithic period. An excavation discovered a man made water course fed directly from the spring on the site and dated from the 11th century.
The talk is preceded by the AGM, details of which can be found on the 'AGM' menu page, and followed by wine and nibbles.
The talk takes place in The Lunesdale Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale at 7:30pm. Further details of this and all the other talks can be found by selecting the 'Talks' menu within the drop down menu 'WHAT WE DO' above.
Who we are
The society was established in 1972, following a successful campaign to stop the demolition of a large part of Queen's Square for development.
Kirkby Lonsdale has an extremely distinguished architectural quality and practically the whole town centre is now a Conservation Area.
The Society's remit covers Kirkby Lonsdale and its wider Rainbow parish, which includes Barbon, Casterton, Hutton Roof, Lupton, Mansergh, Middleton and Preston Patrick.
Kirkby Lonsdale has an extremely distinguished architectural quality and practically the whole town centre is now a Conservation Area.
The Society's remit covers Kirkby Lonsdale and its wider Rainbow parish, which includes Barbon, Casterton, Hutton Roof, Lupton, Mansergh, Middleton and Preston Patrick.
Our aims
Our aims include:
· promoting high standards of planning and architecture
· preserving and conserving and where possible developing those things which make the area special
· encouraging interest and pride in the area
· promoting high standards of planning and architecture
· preserving and conserving and where possible developing those things which make the area special
· encouraging interest and pride in the area
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Registered Charity Number 502315
