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Tatton
Official visitor guide produced in association with the
Visit Chester & Cheshire regional tourist board.
Friday, 18th May 2012
Things to Do
There are so many things to see and do in the Textile Triangle area. See below for a list of varied attractions and businesses:
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Draycott
The main gallery for our temporary exhibitions is housed in a beautifully restored Jacobean barn dating back to the late 1600s, still featuring a host of the original wooden beams.
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Gallery
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North Rode, Macclesfield
Adam Partridge Auctioneers & Valuers hold regular auctions of the finest antiques and collectables. If you have an item you would like to feature in one of our auctions, please get in touch for a valuation.
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Auction House
Location
Goostrey
Learn all you need to know on my course to take your new skill home, trying new ideas, developing your own skills and evolving your style – and of course we’d love to have you back again to further your new craft passion!
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Craft Centre
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Knutsford
50 acres of award winning gardens representing over 200 years of garden design and history.
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Garden
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Macclesfield
Blaze Farm is set in beautiful countryside with panoramic views. We are a traditional working farm, having dairy cows, sheep, turkeys and hens.
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Farm
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Macclesfield
Silk Museum: Paradise Mill is an award-winning museum with 26 jacquard hand looms.
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Museum
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Siddington
A place where creating your perfect home, finding that final accessory or main piece of furniture is as important to us as it is to you.
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Haberdashery
Location
Chorlton
Beetle Felt offer fun and friendly workshops in a relaxed and sociable environment. Book a workshop for yourself and a friend too so that you can have fun indulging your creativity together.
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Craft Centre
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Macclesfield
A gallery displaying vibrant silk costumes from 1830 to the present day, haberdashery and manufacturers silk pattern books.
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Heritage / Visitor Centre
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Knutsford
Knutsford Heritage Centre tells the town's history and is home to Knutsford's 53 sq. metre Millennium Tapestry.
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Heritage / Visitor Centre
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Sandbach
A hand thrown pottery workshop with showroom.
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Craft Workshop
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Knutsford
Tatton Park is often quoted as England's most complete historic estate, with its fine Neo-Classical mansion full of art treasures and original furnishings.
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Historic House / Palace
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Clarence Road, Bollington
Bollington Discovery Centre brings together the history of this and other great mills of Bollington, the Macclesfield Canal and shows their place and importance to the town.
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Heritage / Visitor Centre
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Styal
Quarry Bank Mill is one of the best preserved textile mills of the industrial revolution and tells the story of mill workers, entrepreneurs and how the industrial revolution changed the world.
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Water Mill
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Bollington
A contemporary art space in Bollington, Cheshire, exhibiting new and established artists from around the region.
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Gallery
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Leek
A 17th century farm in the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands is the perfect venue for a wide selection of day craft workshops from contemporary textiles to spinning, weaving, felt making and knitting.
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Craft Centre
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Congleton
Touch screens and talking heads help to tell the story of Congleton from prehistoric times, through the English civil War and the heyday of the textile industry to the Second World War.
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Museum
Location
Leek
Housed in the Nicholson Institute, a Grade II* landmark building, the museum showcases arts treasures and historical artefacts including oil paintings, costumes, embroideries, ceramics, woven silk pictures, bookmarks & more.
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Museum
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Macclesfield
Museum in a former school of art, looking at the properties of silk, design education, Macclesfield's other textile industries, social history and machinery.
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Museum
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Congleton
Step back in time, over 500 years and marvel at the delights of Britain’s most famous timber-framed, moated Tudor manor house. Take in the delightful Knot Garden, together with traditional fruit trees of apple, pear, medlar and quince.
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Historic House / Palace
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