Ribble Valley
Properties and events in Ribble Valley
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
A Stroll Across Clitheroe's Limestone Ridge
The Social, Geological, Martial and Spiritual Significance of Clitheroe's three ancient former Public Town Wells.
Clitheroe's Last Steam Engineer
Join us as we explore Clitheroe's history through the lives of the ordinary people who worked here. Dive into working-class family history with a Local Studies talk, and enjoy poetry readings with Ribble Valley Stanza group!
Longridge at Work and Play: Everyday Histories
Join us at Longridge Heritage Centre to explore the everyday histories of Longridge people through the centuries. From the quarries and mills to the tradespeople and business owners, we will be delving into our archives to bring the past to life.
Ribchester Roman Bathhouse Open Day
On Saturday 19th September we will be bringing Ribchester Roman bathhouse back to life! Come along to see some of the fascinating objects that were found here and have a tour of the site!
St Mary and All Saints Church, Whalley - 'LATE OF THIS PARISH'
Whalley is Grade I listed building and a fine example of early English Architecture. Internally look for the Roman Altar, Stone from the Norman Church, Misericords and Chancel Roof. There are Saxon Crosses and Stone Coffins in the Churchyard.
The working life of Clitheroe's Ancient Spring Wells
How Clitheroe’s three ancient former Public Town Wells came to represent the essence of the ‘living infrastructure’ that shaped and supported ordinary life for centuries - if not millennia - here in Clyderhow/Clitheroe.