Cheshire East
Properties and events in Cheshire East
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Disley Angels, Rams and Lyme Legh family - 500 year old church
Visit Disley to see a stunning 500 year old carved ceiling with angels and a ram's head. Discover the historic connections with Lyme and links to wartime Guernsey. View a rare Geneva (Breeches) Bible, amazing stained glass windows and a Renn organ.
Exploring the changing architecture and history of Nantwich.
A gentle walk and talk around the beautiful town of Nantwich, famed for its wonderful period architecture and lively history.
Lyme
From rugged moorlands to a historic house set within formal gardens, discover Lyme’s rich stories across six centuries of history at Lyme this Heritage Open Day.
MADS Little Theatre
Macclesfield Amateur Dramatic Society opens its doors for visitors to see and be taken round our Little Theatre, a Grade II listed building, all ready, front- and back-stage, for an upcoming performance.
Murgatroyd's Brine Pumps
Murgatroyd's Brine Pumps are the last brine pumps on their original hand-dug shaft in the UK.
Poynton Heritage Fair
We're celebrating heritage crafts with local craftspeople to bring you a fair in celebration of Heritage Open Days!
Quarry Bank
Join us for free on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 September, as we journey through the architecture here at Quarry Bank.
Re-opening Crewe
Join a creative walk through central Crewe with 36 unique game cards. Through drawing, sound, storytelling and reflection, you’ll explore urban space in new ways. Your discoveries will contribute to a public exhibition on how we perceive the town.
Reroof, Refurb, Revitalise
Come and look round the stunning of building of St Paul’s and talk to us about our refurb plans.
Scars of the Civil War in Nantwich.
Why was St Mary’s church shot by muskets and canon in the English Civil War? Presenting a workshop on understanding the role of the church during the English Civil War and learning how to spot and collect evidence for a musket scar.
St Mary's Parish Church, Astbury
A magnificent Grade I listed church and a place of worship for over 1000 years: Mostly complete by 1450, and described by Pevsner as one of the ‘most exciting' churches in Cheshire.