The hall dates back to 1600.
Visitors to a Lancashire stately home are being invited to take a step back in time. On selected days this year, the National Trust is opening up a ‘forgotten’ Walled Garden at Gawthorpe Hall near Burnley. The area was formally known as the kitchen garden and included a gardeners cottage, one or more bothies a potting shed, a boiler-house and other buildings likely to be used for storage.
Come and meet us and learn how the garden would have looked, how its purpose has changed through the ages and how we now use it as a hub for our community work in the wider estate”, said Nik Taylor, Lead Ranger at Gawthorpe Hall.
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