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Haslam Park and Local Nature Reserve
Heritage Open Day: Haslam park has features dating from 1910. 21st century additions focus on natural areas
Join a guided walk to see the The structures of the park and canal then and now.
Explore the Local Nature Reserve alone or ask for a guide
Visit website The entrance to Haslam Park from Blackpool Rd takes you through wrought iron gates onto an avenue of Lime trees. The avenue has a drinking fountain and at the far end gated stone steps. These are some of the original features designed by the architect Thomas Mawson for the park's construction in 1910. Also part of Mawson's design are the lake and the pavilions, here you can view the photographic display and enjoy cake, a cuppa and a chat.
Join a guided walk to see the The structures of the park and canal then and now.
Explore the Local Nature Reserve alone or ask for a guide
Visit website The entrance to Haslam Park from Blackpool Rd takes you through wrought iron gates onto an avenue of Lime trees. The avenue has a drinking fountain and at the far end gated stone steps. These are some of the original features designed by the architect Thomas Mawson for the park's construction in 1910. Also part of Mawson's design are the lake and the pavilions, here you can view the photographic display and enjoy cake, a cuppa and a chat.
Saturday 13 September
Haslam Park, Bristow Avenue, Ashton-on-Ribble, Preston, Lancashire PR2 1JE
Sat 13 Sep:Open 11am to 3pm. Tour 12noon; Free Entry.
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