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CHELTENHAM
HERITAGE
OPEN DAYS
11–14 September 2014
Pittville Pump Room in Pittville Park
A Cheltenham
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Originally a small medieval market town, the discovery of spa waters
during the eighteenth century, followed by a visit from George III,
Whatever you look for in an estate transformed Cheltenham into a popular garden town during the
agent, Knight Frank can help first half of the nineteenth century. Wealthy Britons returning from colonies
such as India endowed Cheltenham with excellent educational and
Our team in Cheltenham pride themselves on exceptional service, medical facilities and the finest collection of Victorian churches.
[V[HRL[OLZ[YLZZV\[VMÄUKPUN[OLYPNO[I\`LYMVY`V\YOVTL The villas, terraces, parks and gardens built by the Regency developers
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call 01242 246959 or email cheltenham@knightfrank.com town to live, work and visit, with a rich cultural and sporting life,
surrounded by some of England’s most glorious countryside. Cheltenham
Heritage Open Days celebrates this history from medieval origins
CHELTENHAM
KnightFrank.co.uk/cheltenham through to its award-winning buildings of today. With almost 50 open HERITAGE
buildings and walks and talks on architectural features, we hope OPEN DAYS
that you will enjoy exploring Cheltenham’s fascinating heritage. 11–14 September 2014
enjoy that Cheltenham Tourist Information Centre (TIC)
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The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, Clarence Street GL50 3JT
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is a great day out just waiting to happen. The organisers of Cheltenham Heritage Open Days are grateful for a grant from the Cheltenham
Community Pride Fund, and the support of Cheltenham Tourism, Cheltenham Town Hall &
Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham Civic Society, Cheltenham Camera Club, Cheltenham Local
History Society, Christ Church and all the participating buildings, walk leaders and speakers, our
advertisers and the national Heritage Open Days organisation. Cheltenham Heritage Open Days
is a Community Pride Project run by volunteers passionate about the heritage of this beautiful town.
Visit thebrewerycheltenham.co.uk for more information Information correct at time of going to print. The organisers reserve the right to alter or cancel any aspects if
unavoidable. Heritage Open Days events are free to explore. There may be a charge for some evening concerts.
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CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 11–14 September 2014 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 11–14 September 2014
LOCATIONS
LOCATIONS
Christ Church
Malvern Road GL50 2NU
Built by Jearrad in 1839 as a preaching church with large galleries.
Remodelled interior by Middleton in 1888 creating a beautiful
domed apse with roof painting, wall panels and triptych.
Many military memorial tablets.
Thursday 10am-4pm; Friday 10am-4pm; Saturday 10am-12.30pm
& 2.30pm-4pm; Sunday 12noon-4pm
All Saints’ Church Bristol and Cheltenham College Guided Tours:
All Saints Road GL52 2HG Gloucestershire Chapel and Friday 10am & 3pm; Saturday 10am & 4pm; Sunday 3pm.
Grade I building, town’s best example Archaeological Main Building Exhibitions:
of work by architect John Middleton. ‘Cheltenham Life 1914-1919’ by Cheltenham Local History
Consecrated 1868 with richly Society Library Bath Road GL53 7LD
Society, 11-21 September.
decorated interior, stained glass by University of Gloucestershire Founded 1841, first of the great ‘War & Peace’ art exhibition in the Hub Gallery, Cheltenham
Burne Jones. Fine musical tradition. Archives Room in Victorian boarding schools. The Open Studios and invited artists.
Association with Holst family. magnificent Gothic chapel will
Francis Close Hall be open and will be the starting Family Event:
Swindon Road GL50 4AZ point for tours of the main 1843 ‘Lest We Forget... Young Men & Horses Go to War in 1914’
Extensive collection of antiquarian building, including the college library Saturday 2.30pm, Harwood Hall.
books along with books and and theatre. ‘War Horse’, Cheltenham’s Experience & Poster Quiz.
Saturday 10am-4pm; periodicals on local history,
Organ Concert featuring the Songs of Praise Service, Sunday 14 September, 6.30pm.
genealogy, archaeology, architecture
Holst organ at 7.30pm and much more. Coffee & Cakes available at all the events.
Sunday 12noon-4pm Saturday 9am-12noon R/D/P/T
R/D/P/T Friday 10.30am-12.30pm D/T
Cheltenham College Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Cheltenham Dean Close School
Thirlestaine Ladies College Minster Synagogue Town Hall Shelburne Road GL51 6HE
Long Gallery Bayshill Road GL50 3EP Behind High Street GL50 3JR Synagogue Lane GL50 3PU Imperial Square GL50 1QA Founded in 1886, Dean Close is
Dating from 1873, main buildings Cheltenham’s Grade I listed Listed Grade II* Regency Grade II listed, built in 1902-03 a long-standing co-educational day
Bath Road GL53 7LD and boarding school set on a
Grade I listed, created in the 1840s designed in ecclesiastical style. medieval parish church. Outstanding Hebrew Synagogue. Home to small, to provide a venue for a range of
Interior shows influence of the stained glass windows. Beautiful traditional, orthodox community social events. Main Hall features beautiful 50-acre site on the edge
by Lord Northwick to house his of Cheltenham town. The School
collection of paintings, its elegant Arts and Crafts movement. unspoilt interior, masses of memorial since it was consecrated in 1839. Corinthian style columns and coved
Hour-long tour also includes tablets recording people and events Contains oldest Ashkenazi furniture ceiling. The central spa, with original provides a family atmosphere
classical style provides a contrast enhanced by exceptional facilities.
to other College buildings. History of College display room. in Cheltenham’s history. (1761) in UK. Two unique Doulton ware, can still be seen.
18th century plaques. For more information, pick up
Friday: Tours at 2pm & 3pm Thursday 11am-3pm a history sheet from the Box Office.
Saturday: Tours hourly 9am-3pm Friday 11am-3pm
To book tour please ring Saturday 10am-4pm
01242 520691 ext 2610 or email Sunday 12noon-5pm; Thursday: Talk on Jewish Cemetery Saturday: Tours at 9am, 10.30am &
Saturday 2pm-4pm malones@cheltladiescollege.org Talk at 3pm 2.30pm Saturday 10am-4pm 12noon. Please ring 01242 522640
T D/T R/D/T Sunday 11am-4.30pm D/T to book
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LOCATIONS
LOCATIONS
Everyman Theatre Francis Close Hall Holst Birthplace Normandy House Parabola Parmoor House
Regent Street GL50 1HQ Campus, University Museum 305-309 High Street GL50 3FB Arts Centre 13 Lypiatt Terrace GL50 2SX
Magnificent recently restored of Gloucestershire 4 Clarence Road GL52 2AY Originally built as a private house, Bayshill Road GL50 3AA Early Victorian listed building built
Grade II listed Victorian auditorium it became Cheltenham’s first in the Italianate style by Samuel
Swindon Road GL50 4AZ Museum celebrating the life and Comprising two Grade II listed
by Frank Matcham, oldest example General Hospital and Dispensary Daukes. Exhibitions showing the
Experience student life through work of Gustav Holst in Regency Regency stucco villas, (gallery and
of his work in theatrical use today. dating from 1813 with wards activities and archives of the
the ages at the University’s historic town house with Regency and front of house), with award-winning
Auditorium only. added in 1839. By 1849, it had Cheltenham Civic Society,
Francis Close Hall campus, opened Victorian period rooms. Music 325 seat auditorium. See behind
room with Holst’s own piano. become the college for lady teachers. including vintage film of Cheltenham.
in 1850 to house 39 students, the scenes of this beautiful venue.
Special exhibition celebrating Now offices of Beam Construction Guided tours on the hour.
with many changes and fascinating Drop-in activities.
100 years of Holst’s masterpiece who have restored the building.
stories, now one of three campuses
The Planets. See holstmuseum.org.uk
for 10,000 students.Tours every
hour.
Friday 10am-12noon Saturday 10am-5pm Friday 2pm-4pm Saturday 11am-4pm
Saturday 10am-12noon Friday 10am-3pm Sunday 10am-5pm Saturday 10am-12noon Saturday 9am-4pm Sunday 11am-4pm
R/D/T D/T T Pre-book at Cheltenham TIC D/T T
Masonic Hall Municipal Offices The New Club Pittville Gates Pittville Pump Room Playhouse Theatre
2 Portland Street GL52 2PB Promenade GL50 9SA 2 Montpellier Parade Pittville Lawn GL52 2BW East Approach Drive GL52 3JE Bath Road GL53 7HG
One of oldest purpose-built Cheltenham’s Municipal Offices GL50 1UD Built in 1833 as the main entrance Grade I listed, built in 1825-30 A theatre since 1945. Previously
Masonic Halls built in 1823 by since 1913 in one of Europe’s Opened in 1874 as a private to Joseph Pitt’s ambitious Pittville to act as a centrepiece of a a swimming pool, slipper and
architect George Underwood. finest terraces dating from 1822. gentlemen’s club, for ‘prominent Estate, the gates were designed by new town to rival Cheltenham. medicinal baths and salts
Many interesting architectural Original 5 houses extended with citizens and the higher ranks of Robert Stokes. The ‘Pittville Park’ Now a multi-purpose venue for manufactory dating back to early
features, dining room decorated Council Chamber added in 1961. the Armed Services’. Moved in overthrow was added in 1897. weddings, orchestras and private 1800s, one of the oldest and
in Knights Templar encampment 1970 to its present substantial Both were restored in 2013. hire. See the grand colonnade, longest-serving public buildings
style, late 1700s gentleman’s organ. Regency building. ornate domed ceiling, crystal in Cheltenham.
chandeliers and restored original
marble and scagliola Spa pump.
Thursday 2pm-4pm, Walk 2.30pm
Saturday 3pm-4pm Friday 10am-12noon, Walk 10.30am
Saturday 10am-2pm (no children under 12 years) Saturday 10am-12noon,
Saturday 10am-4pm Pre-book at Cheltenham TIC Sunday 10am-4pm Talk 10.30am Sunday 10am-4pm Sunday 2pm-5pm
R/D/T D/T R/T Sunday 2pm-4pm, Walk 2.30pm D/T R/D/T
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CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS
21
To 27
CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS
1 All Saints’ Church ➤
2 Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Library
3 Cheltenham College Chapel & Main Building
4 Cheltenham College Thirlestaine Long Gallery
5 Cheltenham Ladies College
6 Cheltenham Minster
7 Christ Church To 28 ➤
8 Cheltenham Synagogue
9 Cheltenham Town Hall
10 Dean Close School
11 Everyman Theatre
12 Francis Close Hall Campus 2 12
13 Holst Birthplace Museum
14 Masonic Hall
15 Municipal Offices
16 The New Club 20 37
17 Normandy House 48 40
18 Parabola Arts Centre
17 13
19 Parmoor House 1
20 Pittville Gates
21 Pittville Pump Room 31 32 34 36
38 46 47 6 44 14
22 Playhouse Theatre
23 Sandford Parks Lido
26 41
24 St Andrew’s United Reformed Church
25 St Christopher’s Church, Warden Hill
8
43 33
26 St Gregory’s Church
27 St Mary Magdalene Church, Elmstone Hardwick
15
28 St Mary’s Church, Prestbury 11
7 39 18 5
29 St Luke’s Church 45 49
30 St Peter’s Church, Leckhampton
9 22
31 The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum 24
32 Local History Trails
33 Walk: Decorative Stone in the Town Centre
34 Walk: Edward Wilson
35 Walk: General Hospital 29
36 Walk: Literary Connections 50
37 Walk: Pittville Park 16 23
19
38 Walk: Regency Cheltenham
Locations Map
39 Talk: Lest We Forget 35
40 Talk: Pittville Gates Restoration 3
41 Talk: Decorative Stones in St Gregory’s To 10
➤
42 Talk: St Peter’s Church, Leckhampton
43 Talk: The Jewish Cemetery 4
44 Talk: The Minster
45 Exhibition: Cheltenham Life 1914-19
46 The Wilson Museum Local Collection
47 Cheltenham Tourist Information Centre
SPONSORS / ADVERTISERS
48 The Brewery To 25 To 30 42
➤
➤
49 Knight Frank Map ©
50 Spice Lodge Arka Cartographics 09/12
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CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 11–14 September 2014 CHELTENHAM HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 11–14 September 2014
LOCATIONS
LOCATIONS
Sandford Parks Lido St Andrew’s United St Christopher’s
Keynsham Road GL53 7PU Reformed Church Church, Warden Hill
A nationally significant lido that Montpellier Street GL50 1SP Lincoln Avenue GL51 3DD St Luke’s Church Thursday 12noon-4pm; Friday 12noon-4pm, 7pm-9pm
retains most of its 1930s design Saturday 10am-4pm; Sunday 12noon-4pm
and structure. Limited scheduled
Built in 1885 with the hall added A 1960s building with ten splendid St Luke’s Road GL53 7HX
10 years later. A beautifully restored Thomas Denny stained glass Designed by F.W. Ordish, built Events:
group tours of the plant room
Willis Organ. Major refurbishment windows based on the parables, and consecrated in 1854. It has Organ Recital by Cameron Luke Saturday 13 September, 2pm.
during the day to see original
took place in 2002 but many and a Comper window. Two newly excellent details including window
1930s filters and pumping Exhibition of work from St Luke’s art and craft groups.
original features remain. etched Nicholas Mynheer windows, traceries, stained glass windows,
equipment still in current use. and the lightest peal of bells in a mosaics, carvings of angels and Yarn Bombing Workshop: There will be a drop-in family workshop running
church in the world. bishops. Art exhibition. View continuously throughout the four days. Visitors will be invited to knit a
‘knitted garden’ in the church fauna or floral item to be placed in the church grounds or taken home.
grounds. Materials, instructions and guidance will be provided. Young visitors will
be encouraged to find different objects in the grounds by completing
Thursday, Friday, Saturday a nature trail. See yarnbombings.wordpress.com
Saturday 11am-7.30pm 10am-1pm Sunday 2pm-5pm R/D/P/T
R/D/T R/T R/D/P/T
St Gregory’s Church St Mary Magdalene St Mary’s Church, St Peter’s Church, The Wilson Local History Trails
St James Square GL50 3PR Church Prestbury Leckhampton Art Gallery Pick up a free local history trail
Grade II* listed building 1854 by Elmstone Road, Uckington Mill Street GL52 3BQ Church Road GL53 0NT and Museum around various parts of Cheltenham,
Charles Hansom. Wonderful Gothic written by members of Cheltenham
GL51 9TJ (off the A4019) A 13th century church set in 14th century church with Clarence Street GL50 3JT Local History Society, all starting at
Revival church with stained glass
Dates back to Norman times a picturesque churchyard with 19th century enlargement by Visit the newly reopened and the Tourist Information Centre
windows by John Hardman of
and still has two Norman arches. listed tombstones and war graves. John Middleton. Interesting award-winning Art Gallery at The Wilson Art Gallery and
Birmingham. Fine stone carvings Exhibition on the First World War
The Parish Records will be memorials in the church and an and Museum and join a short Museum.
by Boulton and others. Displays in Prestbury. Teas in the church.
on display, some of the earliest extensive graveyard of noteworthy introduction to the Fine Arts,
of early photographs and archive
records of any church. people who retired to Cheltenham, Arts & Crafts and Local History
material including World War I.
Tower open on both days. many Indian Army. Galleries by the museum’s friendly
visitor services team, twice a day,
Thursday 7pm Saturday 10am-4pm every day.
Talk on Decorative Stones Sunday 12noon-3pm Friday 2pm-4pm
Friday 11am-4pm Ploughman’s Lunches will be available Friday 11am-5pm Talk 2.30pm
Saturday 11am-4pm both days as well as tea or coffee. Saturday 11am-5pm Saturday 2pm-4pm Thursday–Sunday
R/D/T R/D/P/T Sunday 2pm-5pm including bell ringing 10.30am & 3.30pm
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WALKS
TALKS
Decorative Stone Edward Wilson General Hospital Talk & Quiz: Talk: Pittville Gates Talk: Decorative
in the Town Centre Start: The Wilson Art Gallery Start & Finish: Cheltenham Family Event Restoration Stones in
Start: Beechwood Arcade, and Museum General Hospital, Sandford Road Harwood Hall, Christ Church Pittville Gates in Pittville Lawn St Gregory’s
main entrance, High Street Finish: Cheltenham College Leader: Heather Atkinson Malvern Road GL50 2NU A short open-air talk will be given St Gregory’s Church
Finish: The Promenade Leader: David Elder Walk around original buildings, Speaker: Joan Whiting-Moon at the Pittville Gates about the St James Square GL50 3PR
Leader: Dr Dennis Jackson This walk celebrates the life and and later extensions looking at ‘Lest We Forget...Young Men & Pittville Estate and the history and
the history of the hospital, funding restoration of the Gates.
Speaker: Dr Dennis Jackson
Thirty different types of decorative achievements of Cheltenham’s Horses Go to War in 1914’
Antarctic explorer, Edward Wilson, before the NHS, wartime provision In the setting of a beautiful example
stone are seen on this walk along of services, and recent cancer War memorials tell the stories of Gothic Revival building by the
High Street, Clarence Street taking in many of the sites associated
services. of some of the 1600 men and architect Charles Hansom, this
and Promenade. Mostly granite, with him, including Cheltenham
women from Cheltenham who lost talk by geologist Dennis Jackson
these range in age from 50 to 2500 College to see the chapel window
their lives Discover how horses were examines the many excellent
million years. dedicated to his memory.
indispensable to the war effort and decorative stones found in the
how listed buildings became hospitals. church’s interior.
Saturday 2pm
Sunday 11am Saturday 10am, lasts 2 hours Sunday 2pm
Pre-book at TIC Pre-book at TIC Pre-book at TIC Saturday 2.30pm Saturday 10.30am Thursday 7pm
Literary Pittville Park Regency Talk: St Peter’s Talk:The Jewish Talk:The Minster
Connections Start: Pittville Gates Cheltenham Church, Cemetery Cheltenham Minster
Start: TIC at The Wilson The walk will take in some of the Start: Cheltenham TIC Leckhampton Cheltenham Synagogue Behind High Street GL50 3JR
Art Gallery and Museum less well-known structures and Synagogue Lane GL50 3PU Speaker: Roger Jones
features between Pittville Gates Leader: Mary Moxham St Peter’s Church
Finish: The Wilson Art Gallery (1833) and Pittville Pump Room Explore this famous Regency spa Church Road GL53 0NT Speaker: Jenny Silverston Cheltenham’s oldest building
and Museum (1830) and lasts about one hour. town and discover architectural Speaker: Eric Miller The story behind the door of has been at the centre of
Leader: David Elder highlights with a Cotswold and Cheltenham’s small fascinating Cheltenham life since its medieval
A descriptive talk about this origins and has many stories to
Gloucestershire Tourist Guide. Jewish cemetery dating back to
Cheltenham’s many literary medieval village church with tell as it has evolved into its current
connections are examined on this fascinating connections to the around 1830 and still in use today.
Please book in advance through status as a Minster.
walk through Regency Cheltenham. history of Cheltenham and an
interesting graveyard. Booking info@cheltenhamsynagogue.org.uk
is advisable through the
Thursday 2.30pm Tourist Information Centre.
Sunday 10am, lasts 2 hours Friday 10.30am Saturday 11am
Pre-book at TIC Sunday 2.30pm Pre-book at TIC Friday 2.30pm Thursday 2.30pm Sunday 3pm
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MISCELLANEOUS
Exhibition: Local Collection – Heritage Buildings –
Cheltenham Life Behind the Scenes Recycled
1914 –1919 The Wilson Art Gallery and Around Cheltenham
Christ Church, Malvern Road Museum, Clarence Street There are many heritage buildings
GL50 2NU GL50 3JT recycled as bars and restaurants
Join the curator of social history for and open to the public. These
Shows how life changed in
this unique opportunity to explore include the Art Deco Daffodil
Cheltenham for those left behind, restaurant, Zizzi in Papworth’s
work for the war effort and after behind the scenes of the newly
reopened and award-winning St James’s Church, Jamie’s Italian
the war. Many displays of newly in the Old Court House and
researched material by Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum in this
tour of collection stores. Spice Lodge in a Regency villa.
Local History Society. Lloyds Bank is in the Grade I listed
Thursday 10am-4pm; Friday 10am- Montpellier Rotunda and on the
4pm; Saturday 10am-12.30pm, Thursday 1.30pm & 3.30pm High Street in a fine Edwardian
2.30pm-4pm; Sunday 12noon-4pm Maximum of 10 places allocated Banking Hall on the site of the
Continues until 21 September on a first come first served basis. original Assembly Rooms.
Cheltenham
Civic Society
Parmoor House, 13 Lypiatt Terrace, Cheltenham GL50 2SX
Cheltenham Originally founded in 1925, today the Society campaigns for
Civic Society
the conservation of the architectural and historical features of
the town and its immediate surroundings and the promotion
proudly
of high standards of design in new developments.
The society in more recent times initiated the restoration of the
supports Montpellier Bandstand, erected the Holst Memorial Statue in
Imperial Gardens and restored the Gordon Lamp in Montpellier.
Cheltenham In addition it erects blue and green plaques around the town
commemorating people, places and events. Each year it organises
Heritage the Cheltenham Civic Awards for new and restored structures.
Open Days
From its headquarters at Parmoor House in the splendid Italianate
Lypiatt Terrace, it runs an extensive events programme, reviews
planning applications and involves itself in community activities
all aimed at protecting and enhancing this beautiful town.
www.cheltenhamcivicsociety.org.uk
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