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New Brighton Heritage and Information Centre
Heritage Open Day: Very few towns know exactly when they were created. In 1832 James Atherton. Very few towns know exactly when they were created. In 1832 James Atherton, (a business man living in what was then the well to do area of Everton in Liverpool) bought an area of sand dunes and set out to create a ‘New’ Brighton for the north of England.
To discover more about the creation of New Brighton and its once iconic structures, which are now our rich heritage, just call in.
www.newbrightonheritagecentre.org.uk
Booking not required
Disabled access
Refreshments available
To discover more about the creation of New Brighton and its once iconic structures, which are now our rich heritage, just call in.
www.newbrightonheritagecentre.org.uk
Booking not required
Disabled access
Refreshments available
Fri 6 Sep to Friday 13 Sep 24
St James’s Church, Albion Street, New Brighton, Merseyside CH45 9LF
Fri 6 Sep:1100-1300; Wed 11 Sep:1100-1300; Fri 13 Sep:1100-1300; Free Entry.
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