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Ludlow Lectures Spring Series 2025 – Restoring Pitchford Hall

February 25 @ 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Pitchford Hall is one of the most dramatic looking timber framed buildings in Shropshire and has the oldest tree house in the world in its grounds.  It isn’t just the building that has an interesting story though.  Sold in 1992 by the Colthurst family, it was bought back in 2016 by Rowena Colthurst and her husband James Nason and is their ongoing restoration/conservation project.  He will share some of the family story and adventures in this magnificent building.  A must for anyone with an old house in mind! 

Tickets £5 available on the door.

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Date:
February 25
Time:
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Auditorium

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