Heritage Open Days Weekend - Panshanger in the 20th Century Talk
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About the event
Join Geoff Cordingley from the Friends of Panshanger Park for an illustrated talk on Panshanger in the 20th century covering the period from the 7th Earl through the Desborough family and other uses for Panshanger until the houses sale and its destruction in 1953
This event is part of the Heritage Open Days scheme weekend at Panshanger Park. Please do take some time during your visit to have a look in the stables and the other activities going on during this event.
The event will be indoors. Please note that there will be approximately 20 steps to access this talk- there are no lift facilities.
Aimed at adults but older children welcome
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Suggested donation
This event is free to attend. However, as a registered charity, any donations are greatly appreciated. Please note we are unable to refund donations made at the time of booking.Donations go towards the work of Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust
Suitable for
Adults, BeginnersKnow before you go
Dogs
Panshanger Park
Panshanger Park is owned and managed by Tarmac who are working in partnership with Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust (HMWT) to open up the historic landscape to the public. The partnership is working in consultation with a range of stakeholders to highlight and protect the many wonderful attributes of the park - from the varied wildlife to the rich history of the grounds and the stunning landscape.