We hold lectures every month (usually on the second Monday of the month) from September through to May.  

Members can bring guests - a small charge is made for non-members.

Recent lectures have been - “The Story of The Iroquois League” by Graham Kemp, “Burnley Now & Then” by Edward Walton from the Burnley Civic Trust   and  “Fact & Fiction, Recollection & Reminiscence: the bothersome art of memoir” by Katie Grant -  daughter of the late Sir Simon Towneley.

 

 

The Towneley Hall Society    Burnley, Lancashire

Highlights of some of our other lectures...........

Whalley Abbey’s Fall

(by Stephen Illingworth)

Being a 60s Tiller Girl

(by Bez Cooper)

 

How Lancashire came into being from a shallow sea to Palatine

(by Graham Kemp)

 

Mud, Manure & The Silk Road

(By Heather Davis, Conservation Manager at Lancashire Conservation Service)

 

 

Travels with Dolly

(by Tony Mitchell)

 

Home & Away - Wartime Letters

(by Maureen Frankland)

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