Yorkshire & the Humber
Properties and events in Yorkshire & the Humber
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Visit the Northern academy of Performing Arts- NAPA
Visit Hull's premier school of performing arts situated in the splendid old Hull School of Architecture building
'Drainspotting' - Sheffield's Victorian pavement features
A look at the history under our feet. Discover the social heritage that we walk over every day.
‘As grand as any cathedral’: the architecture of Leeds Minster
Leeds Parish Church, as was, consecrated in 1841, was the largest new church built in England since St Paul’s Cathedral. Join our tour, learn about the building’s architecture and the motivation of those behind it & enjoy its magnificence.
"Look Up!" at the West Yorkshire Archive Service
When you walk through Leeds do you ever look up? This Heritage Open Day visit the West Yorkshire Archive Service and see the buildings of Leeds from an entirely new perspective.
"Walls That Speak: The Architectural Heritage of Sheffield Manor Lodge"
With over 450 years of history our walls have a story to tell. From humble beginnings as a hunting lodge, to a grand manor and royal prison for the captive Mary Queen of Scots. Discover our heritage through tours and children's trail.
10 Architects that Changed the Face of Doncaster - A City Centre Walk
A flat easy guided walk around the City Centre highlighting buildings of historical and heritage importance led by the Doncaster Civic Trust, starting and finishing at the Mansion House
140 Years in the Making: The Architecture of The Harrogate Club
Discover The Harrogate Club, designed in 1885-86 by H.E. & A. Bown. Celebrating 140 years since its plans were drawn, visitors can view the original drawings and explore this elegant building, known for its striking architecture and rich history.
A Celebration of Moravian Architecture
Come along and enjoy the Fulneck Settlement and explore this fascinating example of eighteenth century architecture.
A Chance to Climb the Tower of Spite - Wainhouse Tower
Wainhouse Tower is a 77 metre tall Victorian observatory-chimney located in Halifax, West Yorkshire, offering panoramic views of the local area. Loved by residents, the circumstances of its construction lead some to refer to it as the Tower of Spite.
A fusion of architectural building, bricks and music: Calverley Community Methodist Church
Grade II listed building is one of the many great architectural building to be found in Calverley, we are planning a range of activities in and around our beautiful building. Come to Brick Church, make music with our organ, enjoy good food.
A Heritage Walk on the Duchy Estate
This walk explores the Duchy estate in Harrogate, a beautiful development of the late Victorian and Edwardian years.
A Little Story about a Big Battle
Let us tell you "A Little Story about a Big Battle" that took place off the Yorkshire Coast in 1779 during the American War of Independence. We will bring to life this significant event during our 246th Anniversary Annual Festival. Dur. 20-30mins
A Place to Connect - Church of the Holy Redeemer, York
Our Grade II listed church, will be open for guided tours, self-led trails and children's activities, relating to our rich heritage. On Wednesday a Community Cafe in the church hall will provide lunches and light refreshments.
A plan takes shape - the architecture of art and design
Artists and makers share how they create their work in an exhibition and in-person conversations and demonstrations in the historic Butcher Works Gallery. Meet the architect involved in the restoration of this Grade II* listed former cutlery works.
A talk about Harry W. Smith, Scarborough’s engineer “An engineer who beautified everything he touched"
A quote from Harry W Smith: "I have always been a lover of the beautiful and it has been my endeavour to leave Scarborough a little better than I found it."
A Tour of The Point and its History
You are invited to a 'behind the scenes' tour of The Point - our Grade II Listed Building on South Parade, Doncaster.
A walk around the Headingley Hill and Hyde Park Conservation Areas
Discover the fascinating character and history of the buildings, places and people who lived in Headingley Hill and Hyde Park in the company of Tony Ray, a retired Town Planner.
A walk round the old village of Kippax
Join local historian Edgar Pickles for an evening walk around the historic village of Kippax.
Abbey House Museum
Discover authentic Victorian streets and childhood toys in this Leeds history museum. Explore our temporary exhibitions titled Storytime and Literature in Leeds: Prose, Poetry and Plays.
Adel Quaker Meeting House and burial ground
Quaker Meeting House, garden and burial ground which date from the 19th century. The house will feature an exhibition about its history and the early history of Quakerism.