Everyday Histories and more small curiosities - Heritage Open Days 2026 - at St Wilfrid's Church
12 September 2026 - 13 September 2026 , 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
12 September 2026 - 13 September 2026 , 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
The theme for this year is the everyday histories of working lives. There will be opportunities to explore the churchyard, and perhaps see the preliminary results of a community archaeology dig around the village, where evidence may be shown of Barrow upon Trent employment and life.
There will also be a display of some more small curiosities that are located in the church dating back to Anglo-Saxon times.
Saturday 12 September 12pm to 4pm
and
Sunday 13th September 12pm to 4pm
Free to all
No need to book
Cream teas will be available over the weekend.
Church Lane
Barrow on Trent
Derbyshire
DE73 7HB
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Please use the free parish car park Twyford Road DE73 7HA only 300m from the Church
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Places to Stay
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