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Norfolk Record Office

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Libraries / Archives
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The Norfolk Record Office holds millions of documents, filling almost 10 miles of shelves. They have been created by a variety of organizations and people, past and present, range in date from the eleventh century to the twenty-first and relate to every town and parish in Norfolk. Among them are royal charters, title deeds, manorial court rolls, registers, accounts, minute books, correspondence, diaries, maps, architectural and other drawings, photographs, music, music and oral histories.

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Keld Chapel

Remote medieval chapel
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Religious Buildings
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This picturesque and rustic stone chapel is thought to have been the chantry for Shap Abbey originally. It was built around the sixteenth-century and has been used as a cottage and meeting house during its long history.

The key to open the chapel door is hanging by the front door of the house opposite.

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DofE and Adventurous Activities Team

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Outdoor Activity
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EDGE-ucation Professional Outdoor Education

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Outdoor Activity
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River Deep Mountain High

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Outdoor Activity
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Lake District activities including Gorge Walking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Kayaking, Sailing. We specialise in fun for families, group adventures and team away days.

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National Conservation Centre

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Museums
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The National Conservation Centre, formerly the Midland Railway Goods Warehouse, is located in Liverpool.

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Lancashire Archives

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Libraries / Archives
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Lancashire Archives collects unique, historic records that reflect Lancashire and Lancashire life - past and present. These cover church registers, historic images of Lancashire, the North West Sound Archive, police records and old maps of the region.

Arrangements may be made for groups to visit Lancashire Archives

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Lincolnshire Archives

Enriching our future by preserving our past
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Libraries / Archives
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Lincolnshire Archives was established as a county service in 1948 with the bringing together of the records collected by the Lindsey, Kesteven and Holland County Councils, and the Lincoln Diocesan Record Office. The Archives service was known as the Lincolnshire Archives Committee.

The service is now part of Lincolnshire County Council’s Economy & Culture department and is based in modern offices in St Rumbold Street, Lincoln.

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Institute of Education Archives

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Libraries / Archives
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The Newsam Library and Archives holds extensive collections of current and historical materials on education and related areas of social science.

In addition to supporting the work of staff and students at the UCL Institute of Education, it welcomes enquiries from all scholars, researchers, and others in the community with an interest in education.

It offers generous study space, and open access to many of its collections. The library catalogue is available to all users, and can be viewed remotely over the internet.

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Welbeck Abbey

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Historic Buildings & Monuments
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William John Cavendish Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck, 5th Duke of Portland (1800-79), was the eccentric owner of Welbeck Abbey. Living as a recluse in a small suite of rooms in the massive abbey, he employed a team of hundreds of workmen to excavate a series of underground rooms. They include a 53 m (174 ft) long ballroom and a 76 m (250 ft) long library, along with a series of tunnels claimed to be wide enough to drive a horse and carriage. Within the complex, food was delivered to the duke on miniature railways.

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