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and originally led onto one of the longest carriage drives to the house. It has two floors of accommodation, cellars under the west wing and an attic over the arch. The construction of the lodge completed the enclosure of the park by a 10-foot (3.0 m) high boundary wall. It was refurbished as
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was a notable influence in this movement. The park was purchased and opened to the public in 1902. Unfortunately, the council was not prepared to purchase the contents of the hall, so the furniture and paintings were sold by auction. The hall was considered by the council to be of little
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and carries a causeway at high level across the gardens to allow the cattle, from the fields to the south of the garden, to be taken to the farm for milking without entering the gardens. The tunnel entrance is faced with large stones to give it the appearance of a natural cave.
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The initial idea, to construct a new tramway from Grand Lodge to Heaton Hall, was considered too expensive, as it would require remedial works to carry it across the railway tunnel. Therefore, a new scheme was proposed to open up the old
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374:. It has long been used for public events such as Heaton Park races, which were established by the second Earl in 1827. The races were run on a course around the park which included the site of the present day boating lake until 1839 when they moved to
469:" housing estates and an infants school were built in the south of the park, the houses providing much-needed homes until they were demolished in the 1960s. The school building was used by Manchester City Council until 2012, when it was demolished.
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Tramway was officially opened on 28 March 1980. The line has since been extended through the park to the boating lake where a second depot was built to house the expanded fleet of 14 trams.
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was extended into the park and the first tram arrived on 31 May 1903, bringing visitors from
Manchester. By 1934 buses were taking over from trams and the tramway was disconnected from the main system and covered in tarmac for use by buses.
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was constructed between 1908 and 1912 by previously unemployed men using only shovels and hand-pulled trucks. The lake, which is overlooked by the
Lakeside Cafe, has three islands and is home to large numbers of ornamental birds and
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and built between 1777 and 1789. It now houses the
Stables Cafe and is also the administrative centre for the park. The Animal Centre is housed behind the stables in the area that was Home Farm, on the site of the 19th century
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and support for climbing plants. The
Horticultural Centre staff now grow plants for the city's displays and for sale to the public. There are also demonstration gardens open to the public during the summer and a
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which was located nearby on
Middleton Road. The lodge was fully restored with a grant from the Lottery Heritage fund in the late 1990s and is now rented out to the public as short stay accommodation.
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to give gramophone concerts in the open, an idea which soon spread across the country. The concerts were carried on for several seasons and as they grew in popularity, Grimshaw became known across
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in King Street. When that building was scheduled for demolition a successful campaign to save the façade resulted in the colonnade being re-assembled in the park at the end of the boating lake.
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which was originally Lady
Egerton's dressing room. The room was styled in the 1770s "Pompeiian" style with mirrored walls and a domed ceiling — there are only three such rooms left in
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in 1772, is now only open to the public on an occasional basis as a museum and events venue. It is the biggest park in
Greater Manchester, and also the largest municipal park in Europe.
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and a few days later, he took his gramophone to Heaton Park and played recordings of the songs performed by Caruso to an assembled crowd of 40,000 people who, according to the
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In recent years the park has hosted some open-air theatre productions. From 1998 Feelgood Theatre Productions performed open-air promenade productions many of which received
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used for teaching purposes, is located at the Smithy Lodge, entrance to Heaton Park. The 11th hole is played across water to a plateau green and was rated by Open Champion
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gardens were probably laid out in the early 19th century as a peaceful retreat for the family. The gardens have recently been returned to their original design with pools,
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in front of the house stopped the cattle from grazing on the formal lawns, making a barrier which cannot be seen from the house. In 2004 the house became the home of the
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part of the millennium project and is now rented out to the public as short stay accommodation. There is a memorial plaque here dedicated to the memory of the
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range where exotic foods and flowers were grown for the family. The Animal Centre was built in 2003–04 to replace the old Pets' Corner and houses
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shape as a cottage to be viewed from the house in a romantic, rural setting, as well as being a home for the lodge keeper. The name comes from a
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animals, so important to the landscaping, away from the formal lawns, with a barrier that was all-but invisible from the house.
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was not prepared to see his estate disfigured by a railway. As a compromise the line was run under the estate in a tunnel and a
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in the 1820s. Heaton Hall's collections are managed by Manchester Galleries. The hall is currently (February 2017) listed on
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to design a new home for his young family. Although Wyatt had already established a reputation for himself as an innovative
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for hire during the summer months. The lake is noted for its excellent carp fishing and is also stocked with
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as "the toughest par-3 in England". The course was voted the best municipal golf course in England in 2005.
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12 new priests. This event is commemorated by the papal monument in the south-west of the park.
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was designed to make the most of the uninterrupted views of the rolling hills across to the
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Lomax, James (1983). "The 1st & 2nd Earls of Wilton and the Creation of Heaton House".
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and gravelled path and is used as a summer studio for artists, and for astronomy sessions.
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have been held in the park, headlined by popular bands of the day such as
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supplying fruit and vegetables for the estate. The walls provide a warm
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played their biggest headline show to date at the park on 5 June 2015.
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music festival will be held at Heaton Park for the foreseeable future.
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announced he would be playing a show in the park on 12 June 2020. The
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18th century country house, Heaton Hall. The hall, remodelled by
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built by Samuel Green in 1790, were the work of Italian artist,
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Hartwell, Clare; Hyde, Matthew & Pevsner, Nikolaus (2004).
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for the 1st Earl of Wilton in 1806. It was built in an unusual
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1731:"Heaton Park, Manchester: A Major Military Camp"
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3119:Heaton Park official website
2904:Wright, Lisa (6 June 2015).
2834:Keegan, Mike (5 June 2009).
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2272:"Heaton Park, Manchester"
1588:Open space in Heaton Park
1467:Greater Manchester portal
1415:A Midsummer Night's Dream
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2333:The Buildings of England
2229:Heaton Park Action Group
2140:"Heaton Park Racecourse"
2113:The Buildings of England
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2776:"40,000 in Heaton Park"
2673:Manchester City Council
2250:"Heaton Hall: The Hall"
2010:"Heaton Hall (1200809)"
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1819:The Walking Northerners
1792:Manchester Evening News
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1395:(May and November) and
1364:The Wind in the Willows
1351:Manchester Evening News
1191:In 1909, Italian tenor
1135:Heaton Park Golf Course
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327:Old Town Hall Colonnade
293:2002 Commonwealth Games
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3414:Ellenroad Engine House
3210:Manchester Art Gallery
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1397:Ghost Story of Heaton
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3185:Castlefield Gallery
2645:Heaton Park Tramway
2389:on 29 October 2008.
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1711:on 12 November 2012
1618:on 11 February 2010
1332:On 27 August 2024,
1286:Battle of the Somme
1087:Heaton Park Tramway
1081:Heaton Park Tramway
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2328:Pevsner, Nikolaus
2308:on 2 October 2016
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