Tameside
Properties and events in Tameside
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
Albion Church Everyday Histories
You can see Albion Church the Grade ll* gothic style building towering 220ft. above Park Parade A635. Don’t drive past, call in and see the Architecture from the inside! and learn about the Everyday Histories of Albion. Café serving snacks and lunch.
Ashton Old Baths Historical Tour
AOB is delighted to open it's doors to the public for an exclusive tour. You will have the opportunity to see the original internal brickwork design & artefacts and the modern day stunning architecture! Pre-book only.
Fairfield Moravian Settlement
Fairfield Moravian Church and Settlement are of unique importance nationally, being the largest of its kind in Britain. It has been made into a Conservation Area with all of its buildings listed as being of Special Architectural or Historic Interest.
Godley Green heritage walk
A walk along the lanes and paths of Godley Green to discover the heritage and sense of place of this small community.
Heritage Walk in Gee Cross Hyde
A walk around local places of historical interest in the village of Gee Cross.
Hyde War Memorial Trust Open Weekend
Learn about the everyday lives of some of the 710 men of Hyde who did not return home from World War One. Handle some of their personal artefacts in the Visitor Centre. Enjoy the 360 degree views from the Cenotaph.
Mossley Heritage Centre
Historical Mossley characters, including Schoolteacher Alfred Holt, will chat to visitors about their everyday lives and the publication of a Centenary Edition of Holt's book "The Story of Mossley" will be launched.
St James (The Apostle) Church, Ashton-under-Lyne
St James Church is a Grade II listed Building, consecrated in December 1865. Church is near Ashton Town Centre with good public transport links, bus, train and tram.
St John the Evangelist Church, Hurst
Our unique, Grade II Listed 177yr old church of St John the Evangelist Hurst, with its colourful history, will welcome visitors to celebrate Heritage Open Days 2026.
St Lawrence Denton Heritage coffee morning and table top sale
Visitors will be able to view the wonderful architecture of our grade II* listed building whilst enjoying refreshments and a browse of the table top sale.
St Mary’s Church Newton with Flowery Field, Hyde
Grade II listed Church of England church. Stained glass windows. Interior elements include fixed pews and galleries with box seating. Other fixtures include a stone font and pulpit, a wooden lectern, and various memorial tablets.
St Paul’s Church Stalybridge. A Victorian church at the centre of its community
St Paul’s Church was opened in 1839. Designed by Tattersall and built to serve the mill town community of Stalybridge. Beautiful stained glass windows by outstanding artists of the Victorian era. Grade II listed. Family history advice available.
St Stephen's Church, Guide Bridge, Audenshaw
Grade II Listed church, consecrated 1846, Gothic revival style. chancel added 1900. Architect E.H.Shellard.
The Church on the Hill
Visit the beautiful medieval parish church of St. Michael & All Angels: Self guided tours, Children's Heritage Trail, Exhibition of Cartoons used in past Parish Magazine, Refreshments.