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A lovely afternoon in the Tea Room
George, age 6, warms the hearts of our Tea Room volunteers!
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Christmas Market winners!
Raffle winners and Guess the Weight of the Cake winners ....
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Rev Stephen and Simon Hill launch Recipe Book!
We were delighted to welcome Rev Stephen and our retiring Chair Simon Hill to the Centre on Saturday to launch our beautiful Recipe Book. We sold hundreds of copies over the weekend at our Christmas Market.
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Washburn Valley Recipe book to be launched at Christmas Market!
We are delighted to welcome Rector Stephen McCaulay to the Centre where he will launch our beautifully illustrated book of favourite recipes at 11am on Saturday 30 November.
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A wet walk and a wonderful lunch!
Our walkers braved the elements on a recent walk near Dob Park Hunting Lodge and Snowden before returning to the Centre to dry off and enjoy a superb lunch!
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Photo Competition - RESULTS!
And the winners are ....
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A Taste of Honey!
Members and friends enjoy an interesting, and tasty, talk by Horsforth Blossom Honey
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Intrepid walkers!
Our walkers battled the heat on Thursday as they walked in Nidderdale through the remains of the Providence and Prosperous Lead Mines. They recovered with a lovely lunch at the Heritage Centre! Photo: John Pearce
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Photo competition - entries are coming in!
Stunning images arriving at the Centre!
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Summer Solstice Walk
A beautiful day, enjoyed by all.
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Editorial Group celebrate successful launch of their book!
On June 20th the Washburn Heritage Centre held a successful launch of a major book about the internationally important Fewston Assemblage. The publication of the book marks the culmination of over a decade of archaeological, osteological and genealogical research and investigation into the Fewston Assemblage. So just what is the Fewston Assemblage and why is it so important? To answer those questions we need to go back to 2005 and discussions about sharing the heritage of the Washburn Valley and about the church needing extra facilities.
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