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Oswestry Family & Local History Group are here to knock down your Family History Brick Walls and to help with Local History inquiries.We have Family & Local Historians waiting to help you on Mondays 10am-12noon & Fridays 1.30-4pm in Oswestry Library.www.oswestrygenealogy.org.uk

Join the 19,000 visitors who have explored the history and heritage of

Oswestry and its surrounding environs over the past 3 years.Need to know more about HODs, whats available and where to go? Pop into the museum to find out everything you need to know and about the multitude of places to visit and things to do in and around Oswestry.

11th Sep Oswestry Shopping through the Ages9th Oct Place Names of Oswestry13th Nov Recent Investigations at Strata Marcella11th Dec Edward Lhuyd’s Cornish Journey

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Archaeology Group Talks, visits, projects, discussions

Autumn meetings: Memorial Hall Oswestry, 7.30

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Montgomeryshire Railway (The Old Potts)Explore the nature trails, woodland walks and

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Heritage Open Days broke records nationally last September, cementing its place as England’s biggest celebration of local history. Last year, the four-day festival welcomed a spectacular three million visitors, up 900,000 on 2013. The Oswestry Heritage Forum, a joint working party, drawn from local heritage organisations and the body responsible for organising Oswestry’s Heritage Open days programme, now welcome you to our 2015 events! We hope that local people and visitors to the area will enjoy the variety of attractions and activities in and around Oswestry. With a whole array of activities, a host of places to stay and eat, you will not be lost for things to do and try! The project has been supported locally with seed funding from Shropshire Council Members via Local Joint Committees. The group have been able to secure match funding from Awards for All and partners including Oswestry Town Council, enabling the project to develop. Last year 2014, Oswestry’s programme was voted Highly Commended (third) for Community Spirit, by a panel of judges who included Patron Lloyd Grossman, Simon Jenkins Chairman of the National Trust and Griff Rhys Jones President of Civic Voice. We know there is much more to be achieved and hope you will support us this year by visiting many of the attractions and activities. Patron Lloyd Grossman said “Heritage Open Days 2014 set a new standard for this much-loved event, and the huge jump in visitor numbers proves that if you make history accessible, fun and affordable it appeals to everyone. Every year, Heritage Open Days show what local communities can achieve, with passion, commitment and imagination.”

This year’s event takes place on September 10th – 13th inclusive and the forum are promising another year of fascinating and educational heritage fun!

Please do visit and enjoy our events, keep the programme, which provides you with information about our attractions more generally, and help us make this year a great year for Oswestry Heritage Open Days. Best WishesOswestry Heritage Forum Group 2015

National Heritage Open Days 2015

Oswestry Market will have traditional music on the market square, traders selling all sorts of wares including food, commodities and

gifts. As part of the event there will be a bronze age foundry, a black smith, green woodworking, traditional wattle and daub house making, basket making and more. There will be special street entertainers and even some of the regular traders will be dressing up!

Activate HistoryCome and explore mediæval castles with us, everyone welcome.Help us to build parts of a model castle. See displays of weapons, armour and model siege engines. Try on a helmet, hold a sword and experience a lot more activities for yourselves.

Oswestry Town Museum

Montgomery Canal Maesbury MarshCommunity Dig DisplayDiscover what was revealed by the 6 day dig in April 2015, in a place known to be the site of a canal wharf, several warehouse buildings, an C18th smelting site with six furnaces and a C19th bone manure works.

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This Year, especially for HODs, museum visitors can help with washing, bagging and tagging the finds from the archæological excavation on Oswestry Castle, come and watch history being discovered as it happens.PLUS all our usual displays.

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Stokes of EnglandDemonstrations of traditional & modern hand wrought iron working, from a local artist blacksmith.

The Victorian Butter CompanyButter straight from the churn using traditional butter “hands” and stamps.

Paul Hand Wattle & DaubPaul will invite visiting children to help build a 1/3rd scale “tudor house”, use Victorian apple peeling machines to peel the apples he grows here in Shropshire, and experience a whole range of other country tools and equipment, and .... well who knows what else .... straw beehives? bumble bees?

A Dig at Oswestry CastleSubject to Scheduled Monument Consent from Historic England, a second year of archaeological excavations will take place on Oswestry Castle. This is a public excavation with some opportunity to participate if you have experience.There will be some teaching on excavation techniques for budding archaeologists on the 11th, 12th & 13th of September at 12 noon on top of the castle mound.Within Oswestry Museum, you will be able to help process the finds from the dig on the same dates. A daily talk on the progress and back ground of the dig will be given at 4pm throughout the above dates.Note: For adults with some experience who can make longer commitments, the full dig will take place from the 7th to 18th September. Either come and talk to us early in the first week or contact saparch@hotmail.co.uk for more details - you never know you might get roped in!Event not suitable for children under the age of 9.

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The Bronze Age Foundry will be demonstrating the ancient craft of casting the tools and weapons of a bygone age, pouring the molten metal into moulds of bronze and stone. We will also have a display of finished Bronze Age equipment and artefacts.

Ted Bruce BasketsTed Bruce crafts a wide range of strong, attractive, functional baskets, and combines traditional techniques with his own designs.Ted also teaches, gives talks and demonstrations, and is a member of the Basketmakers' Association and the Shropshire Guild of Contemporary Craft.

Tom Adams Green WoodworkingExperience traditional green woodworking using tools such as a side axe, draw knives, froe and spoon carving knives. Try your hand at cleaving green wood then converting it into a chair leg, axe handle or a spoon.

Ruth Moore StorytellerA unique blend of music, comedy, storytelling, history and song.

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The Guildhall SY11 1PZ Activate History activities, Maesbury Marsh Community Dig Display, Oswestry Town Council Archive Displays & Oswestry Town Museum.Oswestry Archive Treasures: including documents from WW1 & Oswestry Cemetary, and Advertizers from the past for people to peruse at their leisure.This is also the centre of activities and main information point for the Open Days.FREE minibus tours start & finish here.Destinations & timetables available from:www.oswestrytownmuseum.co.uk

Oswestry Castle SY11 1JNThis one time important “Marcher” castle will again be the site of an exciting excavation aimed at discovering more of its history.

Memorial Hall SY11 2EGOswestry and Border History and Archaeology LectureAn illustrated talk by Carole James:Oswestry Shopping Through the Ages

guided WW1 walkSaturday 2pm Starting from the Guildhall Oswestry’s Unsung Heroes from WW1Come and see where people lived before they went off to war, and find out about their experience of it.

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Whittington Castle SY11 4DFMuch remains of this romantically set Marcher Castle. The impressive outer gatehouse is assumed to have been the work of Sir Fulk Fitzwarine in the early 13th, whose coat of arms can still be seen above the archway. Mediæval Living History Day with Whittington Castle Guild. Static displays of cooking, sewing, spinning, and more.Parking charge applies.

Attfield Theatre SY11 1PZFormed in 1928, it took up residence at the Guildhall in 1972. Now equipped with permanent raked seating and state of the art technical facilities.Theatre Open with a display of archive material. access through the Guildhall.

Oswestry Visitor & Exhibition Centre SY11 2TEoccupies the old Grammar school, first built in 1407, home to a café, a permanent display on Wilfred Owen and a rolling programme of art exhibitions. There is also a sunny court yard in which to enjoy a cup of tea.Guided Town Tour: see programme for times.Max 12 people per tour. Well behaved dogs are welcome both on the tours and in the tea rooms.

Kinokulture, 9 Arthur Street SY11 1JN

Oswestry Library“The Pen is Mightier than The Sword”

Historian, Pam Willing, lifts the lid on the true story of bitter matrimonial dysfunction between two warring writers, with a local connection.This event is part of our Learning at Lunchtime series and will include refreshments.Booking essential. Full details from 01691 677388Display on Buffalo Bill in Oswestry Thur/Fri/Sat. Obhag @ Hod 2015

Oswestry & Border History & Archæology GroupFriday 11th Memorial Hall 7.30pmAn illustrated talk by Carole James:Oswestry Shopping Through the Ages

Three guided walksSaturday 12th 11amOld Oswestry is one of Britain’s most impressive hillforts. Explore three thousand years of history with Heather Hidden.Meet at the car park near the western entrance.

Sunday 13th 2pmBrogyntyn Hall: explore the grounds and historic pleasure gardens of Brogyntyn Hall, ancestral home of the Harlech Family, including lakes, historic farm buildings and a mysterious tunnel. with Jessie Hanson.Meet at the gate by the Selattyn Lodge Drive.Booking essential for this walk. Contact:heather.hidden@btinternet.com 01691 662602

Specially for 7-11 year-oldsSaturday 2pm-3pmGet creative: make feathered native American headbands.See a show all about Buffalo Bill and his travelling show (including his visit to Oswestry). Take a photograph with our own Totem Pole and Wild West Photo Board.2pm Stories around the Totem Pole in theWillow Community Garden.

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Saturday 12th 2pm Wat’s Dyke: trace this ancient boundary through modern Oswestry with archaeologist Margaret Worthington Hill.Meet on Morrison’s car park.

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The Willow Community Garden

This year our Vintage Garden Tea Party takes on a Wild West Theme with children's story telling around the totem pole, stalls, children's activities, tea & cakes followed by a free film screening at kinokulture cinema of 'Pony Express' made in 1953 and starring Charlton Heston.Event not suitable for children under the age of 1.

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Thursday 10th1. Oswestry Town Museum 10am-4pm Activate History 10am-3.30pm Maesbury Marsh Community Dig Display 10am-4pm3. Oswestry Castle Dig 10am-4pm Oswestry Castle Workshop 12noon-1pm Castle Dig daily briefing 4pm4. Oswestry Library Display 9am-6pm Oswestry Library Talk 12noon-1pm6. St Oswald’s Church 9am-5pm7. Oswestry Visitor & Exhibition Centre 11am-4pm9. Cambrian Railway Museum 11am-4pm14. Whittington Castle 12noon & 2pm 19. Tanat Valley Light Railway 10am-4pm20. Llanyblodwel Church 10am-4pm24. Kinnerley Church 10am-4pm25. Melverley Church 10am-4pm

Friday 11th

Daytime1. Oswestry Town Museum 10am-4pm Activate History 10am-3.30pm Maesbury Marsh Community Dig Display 10am-4pm3. Oswestry Castle Dig 10am-4pm Oswestry Castle Workshop 12noon-1pm Castle Dig daily briefing 4pm4. Oswestry Library Display 9am-6pm Oswestry Library Talk 12noon-1pm6. St Oswald’s Church 9am-5pm7. Oswestry Visitor & Exhibition Centre 11am-4.30pm9. Cambrian Railway Museum 11am-4pm14. Whittington Castle 12noon & 2pm15. Whittington Church 10am-4pm19. Tanat Valley Light Railway 10am-4pm20. Llanyblodwel Church 10am-4pm24. Kinnerley Church 10am-4pm25. Melverley Church 10am-4pmEvening8. Memorial Hall Lecture 7.30pm

Saturday 12th

Daytime 1. Oswestry Town Museum 10am-4pm Town Archive Display 11am-3.30pm Activate History 10am-4pm Maesbury Marsh Community Dig Display 10am-4pm WW1 Unsung Heroes Walk 2pm2. Oswestry Town Special Market 10am-4pm Entertainers & Music Bronze Age Foundry Ted Bruce Baskets Tom Adams Green Woodwork Paul Hand Country Crafts3. Oswestry Castle Dig 10am-4pm Oswestry Castle Workshop 12noon-1pm Castle Dig daily briefing 4pm4. Oswestry Library Display 9am-5pm Specially for 7-11 year-olds 2pm-3pm5. Kinokulture screening “Pony Express” 3.15pm The Willow Community Garden Party 1pm-3pm6. St Oswald’s Church 9am-5pm Tower tours 11am & 12pm Concert 3pm7. Oswestry Visitor & Exhibition Centre 11am-4.30pm Guided tour 11am-12pm9. Oswestry Railway Station 11am-4pm Cambrian Railway Museum 11am-4pm10. Wat’s Dyke Walk 2pm12. Old Oswestry Hillfort Walk 11am 13. Park Hall Countryside Experience 10am-5pm15. Whittington Church 10am-4pm16. Halston Estate Chapel 10am-3pm17. St Martins Church 10am-12pm NOTE18. Silent Safari Picnic & Quiz 11am-4pm19. Tanat Valley Light Railway 10am-4pm20. Llanyblodwel Church 10am-4pm21. Llynclys Station 11am-4pm22. Llanymynech Heritage Site & Wharf 1.30-4.30pm23. Llanymynech Church 10am-5pm24. Kinnerley Church 10am-4pm25. Melverley Church 10am-4pm

Programme 2015

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Daytime1. Oswestry Town Museum 10am-4pm Town Archive Display 11am-4pm Activate History 10am-3.30pm Maesbury Marsh Community Dig Display 10am-4pm2. Oswestry Market Square 10am-4pm Ted Bruce Baskets Tom Adams Green Woodwork Paul Hand Country Crafts Ruth Moore Storyteller3. Oswestry Castle Dig 10am-4pm Oswestry Castle Workshop 12noon-1pm Castle Dig daily briefing 4pm 6. St Oswald’s Church 9am-5pm Normal Sunday Services 8am & 10.30am Special HOD Songs of Praise 6.30pm9. Oswestry Railway Station 11am-4pm Cambrian Railway Museum 11am-4pm11. Brogyntyn Hall Walk 2pm13. Park Hall Countryside Experience 10am-5pm14. Whittington Castle 10am-4pm18. Silent Safari Picnic & Quiz 11am-4pm19. Tanat Valley Light Railway 10am-4pm20. Llanyblodwel Church Guided Tours 10am-4pm Morning Service 11am Autumn Fête 12-4pm21. Llynclys Station 11am-4pm22. Llanymynech Heritage Site & Wharf 12noon-4.30pm23. Llanymynech Church 12noon-5pm24. Kinnerley Church 10am-4pm25. Melverley Church 10am-4pm

Free Minibus ToursOn the Saturday and Sunday throughout the day between 10am and 3pm there will free transport out to a number of local sites outside of Oswestry Town Centre.The bus tours will leave hourly from the Guildhall and Library area and will include the following attractions, details of which you can find among these pages:13. Park Hall Countryside Experience and Trenches14. Whittington Castle15. Whittington Church (Saturday only)16. Halston Chapel (Saturday only)17. St Martins Church (Saturday morning only)18. British Ironworks Centre19. Tanat Valley Light Railway 20. Llanyblodwel Church 22. Llanymynech Heritage Site23. Llanymynech Church24. Kinnerley Church25. Melverley ChurchFor full details of destinations, times and a timetable please visit:www.oswestrytownmuseum.co.ukand please call the Oswestry Town Museum on01691 680241 to confirm details.

AccommodationIf you are looking for somewhere to stay during your visit, you should find all you need to know at www.borderland-breaks.co.uk

Other Means of TransportVisit www.shropshiresgreatoutdoors.co.uk/cycling or http://shropshire.gov.uk/public-and-passenger-transport/

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KEY1 Oswestry Guildhall, Owestry Town Museum, Activate History & The Attfield Theatre WW1 Walk2 Oswestry Market3 Oswestry Castle4 Kinokulture & The Willow Community Garden5 Oswestry Library6 St. Oswald’s Church, Oswestry7 Oswestry Exhibition & Visitor Centre8 Memorial Hall9 Oswestry Railway Station & Cambrian Railway Museum10 Wat’s Dyke Walk11 Brogyntyn Hall Walk12 Old Oswestry Hillfort Walk

13 Park Hall Countryside Experience14 Whittington Castle15 St. John The Baptist’s Church, Whittington16 Halston Estate Chapel, Whittington17 St. Martin’s Church, St. Martins18 British Iron works19 Tanat Valley Railway & Visitor Centre20 St. Michael’s Church, Llanyblodwel21 Llynclys Station22 Llanymynech Wharf & Heritage Site23 St. Agatha’s Church, Llanymynech24 St. Mary’s Church, Kinnerley25 St. Peter’s Church, Melverley

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Llanymynech Wharf Visitor CentreEnjoy a free boat trip on the ‘George Watson Buck’ on this restored length of the Montgomery Canal. The Ellesmere canal came to Llanymynech in 1796 to exploit the limestone of Llanymynech Hill. A few years later it was linked with the Montgomery Canal. Now it is part of the Shropshire Union Canal system, currently under restoration.Car parking is limited. There is additional parking in the village behind the Dolphin Inn or at the Village Hall.FREE boat trips, max 12 people per trip. Wheelchair users should notify organisers in advance to prearrange access. (contact Brian on 01938 590254)

Railway rides, Museum, Limekilns, Nature Trails, Woodland Walks and refreshments. All FREE for HOD visitors

Llanymynech Heritage Area Guided walks around the site of the Limeworks which started on Llanymynech Hill in the mid 1700s and eventually closed in 1914. See one of only 3 Hoffmann kilns left in the country (the only one still with its chimney). On Sunday, 13th, there will also be demonstrations of lime burning and lime slaking. Enjoy vintage films with locally-composed music in the Hoffmann kiln. Take part in canal-inspired interactive art with artist Mair Hughes.

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Oswestry Station & Cambrian Railway MuseumExhibits including many original artefacts related to the railway history of Oswestry. Refreshments.Special exhibition: Cambrian Railways in WW1 open thoughout.

Llynclys Station SY10 8BXRefreshments and nature walks.

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Tanat Valley Railway & Nant Mawr Visitor Centre

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A Vintage Bus will run a FREE hourly return service between Oswestry and Llynclys.

Disability access roads across the whole site.

Silent Safari Picnic& Quiz BIW Aston SY11 4JH

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The Trenches ExperienceSituated at Park Hall Countryside Farm, the Trench Experience is a SHROPSHIRE REMEMBERS project to commemorate the centenary of the Great War.Oswestry Town Museum in conjunction with Park Hall Countryside Farm have created a Trench experience showing the development of Army trenches over the past 100 years.Walk through a representative front firing trench, visit the forward listening post and look out over no-mans land, stand on the firing steps, look at the machine gun post from below and above, explore the communication trenches and the underground rooms, find out the difference between a shell hole and a shell scrape, learn fascinating facts about trench life and the people who fought in them.

Entry to the Trench Experience and the Welsh Guards museum is FREE for HOD visitors. For more details contact Mark on 01948 781079 or e-mail info@oswestrytownmuseum.co.uk

Park HallCountryside Experience SY11 4AS

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Regular hands-on animal activities, two massive indoor playbarns, lots of outdoor play and driving activities there is never a dull moment for the kids. Museums, exhibitions and beautiful countryside.

Visit the Victorian School, the Welsh Guards Collection, and the Iron Age Roundhouse, and new this year....

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Bring a picnic and enjoy the scenery in this beautiful location surrounded by life sized animal sculptures. Children and adults can take part in a specially created Heritage Open Day Quiz.Please bring your own picnic. Quiz sheets will be available on the day.As the picnic is to be taken on the lawn, it may not be suitable for wheelchair users when the ground has been softened by rainfall.

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St. John the Baptist, Whittington SY11 4DF “What’s Behind The Door?”Whittington Church Past and Present: A display of the role of the church in the life of the local community, past and present, including weddings, baptism and bereavement. Whittington church is in the Italianate style with a large single span ceiling supported from above by “queen posts”. The choir screen is a memorial to a past rector, William Walsham Howe, a well known hymn writer. Above the altar is a large “Jesse” window.

St. Oswald’s Oswestry SY11 2SYThe Historic Churches Trust sponsored Ride & Stride day. Children’s trail sheets. There will be people to answer questions about the church and a Concert of madrigals and Elizabethan songs in the parish centre with afternoon tea, £4. Refreshments available for all. Normal services on Sunday plus Special Heritage Weekend Songs of Praise to which all are welcome.Guided Tours of the TowerMax 20 people per tour, so tower tours should be booked in advance. Visitors need to be reasonably able as the tour involves up to 100 steps, some of which are uneven. We regret that it is almost impossible to provide tours for wheelchair users.Booking Contact: Brian RotheraCall: 07831 490038Email: brianrothera1@gmail.comBooking opens: 17 August 2015 00:00Booking closes: 11 September 2015 17:00

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Kinnerley St. Mary, Kinnerley SY10 8DEThe church is of early Saxon foundation and stands across the road from the Cross Keys Inn, which may at one time have been the “Church Ales House” hosting fund-raising activities for church repairs and other village necessities.

St. Agatha’s, Llanymynych SY22 6EQAn early Victorian Church, designed by Thomas Penson in the Romanesque style and built in 1843-44 to replace an ancient edifice from the late C13th. Between 1971 and 1989 a substantial restoration programme was undertaken which resulted in the attractive Church which can be seen today.Stained glass. West gallery. An unusual tower clock.

Halston Estate Chapel, Whittington SY11 4NSHalston Chapel is one of only two mediæval timber framed churches in Shropshire. Set in parkland on the privately owned Halston Estate, once home to the infamous ‘Mad Jack’ Mytton, this really is a very special place steeped in history.

St. Martin’s Parish Church SY11 3APOriginally Saxon, it was enlarged in Medieval times and further in the C19th. See the “Ceeva Stone”, the three decker pulpit, beautiful stained glass windows and barrel roof.Refreshments in the Chapter House.

St. Peter’s, Melverley SY10 8PJSet in beautiful countryside on the banks of the river Vyrnwy, a rare example of ealy English churches.A black and white barn-like building constructed of timber, wattle and daub featuring a Saxon font, a Jacobean pulpit and lectern with a chained bible, a gallery and Charles Kempe designed stained glass east window.Walks along the riverside and the Severn way.Groups are welcomed and history talks are available on request.

St. Michael’s, Llanyblodwel SY10 8NQGuided tours on Sunday. Sunday morning Service and Autumn Fete. Mediæval church with quirky Gothic restoration, a remarkable curved spire, and charismatic C17th & C19th wall paintings, recently conserved. Described by Pevsner as ‘bizarre but unforgettable’.Parking, stalls & refreshments.

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