Charnwood
Properties and events in Charnwood
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
531 years of Loughborough Grammar School - Tower Opening and Exhibitions
The 1852 Building will be open including the tower, which is accessed by 59 steps up a spiral staircase, giving a great view of Loughborough and surrounding districts. Items from the School's archives will be available to view in adjacent rooms
Art Deco Walks part of the Loughborough Heritage Open Weekend
We are offering two Loughborough Art Deco Trail Walks led by an accredited Leicestershire Tour Guide
Garendon Park and St Botolph's Church with Loughborough Heritage Open Weekend
Visit St Botolph Church, Shepshed. See the impressive Phillips family memorials. There will be much information about Garendon Park on display. Enjoy light refreshments.
Garendon Park with Loughborough Heritage Open Weekend
Garendon is a Registered Historic Park which, at one time, straddled what is now the M1. Information will be shared about the Park’s history including the 12th Century Monastery, Palladian Hall, Parkland, 18th Century Follies and Wartime use.
Historical Overview of Unity House with Loughborough Heritage Open Weekend
Historical documents will be available tracing Unity House's history from its inception as a medical aid centre in 1889, its use as a British restaurant in the war, and its current use after being purchased by Mont Follick MP in 1945.
Rectory Wildlife Garden
A beautiful community garden in the heart of the town, linking the grade 2* listed Rectory Museum, with the Grade 1 listed All Saints Parish church. A calm, peaceful heritage corridor through the oldest part of Loughborough.
St Mary's Church Wymeswold, Open Day and Exhibition of Lace and Lace Making
St Mary's grade I listed church will be open all day. There will be an exhibition of lace and lace making, and a talk on 'Lace Stories', by members of the Wymeswold Textile Art Group.
The Alexandra Bedspread: A Community Story at the Generator with Loughborough Heritage Open Weekend
Unravel the story of Alexandra's Bedspread a stunning WW1-era quilted textile that helped to fund Loughborough's Carillon. Featuring 500+ signatures from Churchill to Queen Alexandra, Explore this masterpiece at the Generator 19th & 20th September.