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Hidden Treasures

Hidden Treasures

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Geological Heritage Tour - Keele Hall. 20 September, 1:15-2:15pm.

FREE OF CHARGE

Description

This walk combines the geology and history of Keele. The geology dates back at least 311 million years and controls the landscape of North Staffordshire (Keele is the watershed between the Severn, Dee and Trent River catchments), which in turn influences the development of industry and the transport geography of the region.
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Heritage Tour - Keele Hall. 20 September, 12:30-1:15pm tour.

FREE OF CHARGE

Description

Discover the history and architecture of Keele Hall through a series of guided heritage tours running throughout the day. Each tour explores the stories behind the Hall’s historic rooms, collections and architectural features, offering visitors a deeper insight into the building’s past and its place within the University’s heritage.
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Stately building set in a green landscape with blue cloud filled skies

Heritage Tour - Keele Hall. 20 September, 14:15-15:00 tour

FREE OF CHARGE

Description

Discover the history and architecture of Keele Hall through a series of guided heritage tours running throughout the day. Each tour explores the stories behind the Hall’s historic rooms, collections and architectural features, offering visitors a deeper insight into the building’s past and its place within the University’s heritage.
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Stately building set in a green landscape with blue cloud filled skies

Heritage Tour - Keele Hall.20 September, 11:15am-12pm tour.

FREE OF CHARGE

Description

Discover the history and architecture of Keele Hall through a series of guided heritage tours running throughout the day. Each tour explores the stories behind the Hall’s historic rooms, collections and architectural features, offering visitors a deeper insight into the building’s past and its place within the University’s heritage.
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