Raising the Roof - the story of St Wilfrid's Parish Hall

The parish hall at St Wilfrid Harrogate was part of a later complex of works including the Lady Chapel, vergers cottage and cloisters designed by Leslie Moore and built in the mid 1930's. The hall has a remarkable "lamella" roof structure which you will be able to see close up as part of this exhibition and open day, and find out more about how the lamella works, the history of the building and how this much-loved community space has been used throughout the years.

Timings & Tours

Wednesday 17 September:

1000-2700. Café: 1000-1300

Location & directions

Duchy Road, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1 2EY

Directions:

St Wilfrid Harrogate is on Duchy Road - around the back of the church is the parish hall and entrance along with plenty of car parking. The parish hall is accessible to those with limited mobility and for wheelchairs however there is a slight ledge to the cloisters leading to the hall main doors.

Contact on day:

Rebecca Oliver

Telephone number:

+441423504629

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Slight ledge to access cloisters leading to hall entrance. The disabled toilet is suitable for smaller wheelchairs.

Additional information

The exhibition will be held in the parish hall at the same time as Resurrected Bites Community Cafe, so refreshments will be available.

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