Broxtowe
Properties and events in Broxtowe
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Bramcote Old Church Tower
Bramcote Old Church Tower is a Grade II listed building in the heart of Bramcote Conservation area. The Tower is all that is left of a 13th century church, recently restored and renovated, thanks to a grant from National Lottery Heritage Fund.
East Beeston as an Industrial Suburb
An illustrated talk showing the change of land use and development of an industrial suburb in the 19th & 20th.
Heritage talk: Black British Ballet, presented by Dr Bourne
A talk through the rich history of Black dancers in British ballet from the 1940s to the present day.
How To Build Heritage: Architectural Legacy Today + Tomorrow
Join us at our panel event followed by interactive audience discussion.
Opening Up Eastwood and Hilltop
Window display heritage trail highlighting Eastwood & district’s heritage. Social, architectural, cultural, economic, sporting, mining, railways.
The Breach House
One of D H Lawrence’s childhood homes, now an authentic re-creation of a typical miners' dwelling. Lawrence lived here between 1887 and 1891 and later used it as a setting for the early part of his novel Sons and Lovers.
The D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum
Free admission, with costumed guides, to this beautifully atmospheric Victorian house.
Walk with an Expert: Blue Plaques – Chilwell + Beyond
A guided walk around some of our old and new blue plaques - led by local experts Dr Peter Robinson, and Alan Dance.