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bring your finds for expert appraisal by the PAS Finds liaison officer for Herefordshire and Shropshire Clara will be with us for one day only on Sunday 21st September from 10 - 3 always wondered what that strange object was that you dug up?

Holy Trinity will be open on Saturday 13th September 10am - 4pm… We have toilet facilities; tea/coffee/ cake/ biscuits available.. The church will be ‘manned’ at all times throughout the open day.

Join us for talks on Llwyd Mansion and the architects of Oswestry as well as the opportunity to look at some of the collections within the town's archive

Opportunity to see inside Llwyd Mansion and learn about the Framing the Future Project which will restore, repurpose and reopen the Grade I listed timber-framed building in the heart of the town of Oswestry through timed guided tours

Part of Wellington Walking Festival. Circular walk from Coalbrookdale to old and new parts of Lightmoor.

A much-loved and lived-in family home at the heart of this working, Shropshire estate. The galleries offer an unexpected chance to see works by Hepworth, Moore and Matisse set against the backdrop of a terraced garden overlooking the water.

Collection of 17th and 18th Century Paintings.

Free to enter building block challenge using the theme of architecture, what can you create in 30 minutes?

a fascinating look at the workings of Park hall Military training camp, the soldiers who trained there, the characters and their stories, now updated display for 2025 including stories from some of the men who trained at Park Hall

TVLR is a small local heritage railway charity catering for family visits, lots to see and do including nature walks, quirky railway vehicles including an original BMW Isetta Bubble car with NG railway wheels, Monorails Rides and much more

explore the heritage and history of Oswestry and Beyond

Join our Medieval Stonemason for a fascinating tour of the architecture of Buildwas Abbey

display on the Penson Dynasty a family of architects instrumental in designing may buildings and bridges in and around Oswestry

Visit Shropshire Archives for a carefully curated display of original documents celebrating the county’s rich architectural history and timed talks.

The Guildhall in Newport, Telford will be open to the public on Saturday, 13th September 2025, from 10am to 4pm. Step back in time and uncover the stories and heritage of this historic landmark.

Part of Wellington Walking Festival. Walk from Chirk return over the Aqueduct and through tunnels.

Part of Wellington Walking Festival. Walk from Wellington to visit a lesser known aqueduct.

Explore this unique nineteenth century clay tobacco pipe factory with a guided tour, and see a traditional clay pipe making demonstration.

Join our knowledgeable volunteers for an exclusive history and architectural tour of Haughmond Abbey

Join our Medieval Stonemason for a fascinating exclusive tour of Haughmond Abbey

Join our knowledgeable volunteers for a guided tour to learn the secrets of Buildwas Abbey

The Refurbished, Grade II listed, Oswestry South Signal Box will be open for viewing.

A brief talk at Shrewsbury Drapers Hall will describe the background to the decoration and ornamentation elements of the Shrewsbury school or style of carpentry. A short walk will follow and visit buildings displaying many of these elements

St Bartholomew's Church is a splendid 15th century 'treasure house', one of England's finest medieval Gothic parish churches, famous for its Golden Chapel and world-renowned collection of medieval tomb monuments. Find us on the Monarch's Way!

Enjoy a tour of art and other objects. Our paintings, which are primarily portraits of family members, include works by Kneller, Hogarth and John Ferneley

View a restored icehouse that was built over 350 years ago for the Rector of Whitchurch

A chance for members of the public, normally busy in the week, to visit the museum and view a display detailing the work of Whitchurch architect Walter Webb.

Visit St Peter’s Church in Melverley and see its fascinating history, as a beautiful 12th Century church on the Welsh border, talks on specific days.

A chance to climb the church tower and admire the view from the top.

A building and display to explore. A chance to win a prize by taking part in a children's art activity related to Whitchurch architecture

Part of Wellington Walking Festival. Explore Broseley's ancient Jitties

Collection of 17th and 18th century paintings.

Join our knowledgeable volunteers for a free tour of the architecture of the iconic Iron Bridge

Guided Town Tour of Oswestry by one of our enthusiastic and knowledgeable guides.

An update on the story of Gilbert and Gordon one of our legacy stories.

Oswestry Memorial Hall celebrates its 120th birthday this year. Our Heritage Open Day on Sept 20th is the beginning of our birthday celebrations, showcasing the building's history, it's current use, and future plans.

Holy Trinity Much Wenlock boasts a magnificent 14th Century Priests Room above the main entrance. The original 12th Century West Front with glorious Norman arcading is disguised behind the 14th Century tower.

Come and visit to find out more about our fascinating history and our close ties to Ironbridge Gorge, where the Industrial Revolution started.

Full access to a Victorian Gothic Revival Methodist Church

A chance to visit Whitchurch parish church and consult those parish registers not already deposited in the county archives

Access to a small Gothic building constructed as a chapel and schoolroom in 1878.

A unique opportunity to visit the earliest purpose-built non-conformist chapel in the town. Visitors will be able to view a display detailing the architecture of the building and the history of non-conformism in Whitchurch.

A chance to see the interior of a mid-nineteenth century chapel and explore its current use as a Masonic hall.

The church will be open on Saturday 13th September 10am - 4pm… We have toilet facilities; tea/coffee/ cake/ biscuits available.. The church will be ‘manned’ at all times throughout the open day.

Connect For Life, a local Oswestry-based charity supporting individuals living with memory loss and dementia, is proud to showcase a collection of art pieces inspired by Oswestry’s iconic landmarks