WebThe Rent Roll of Sir John Towneley, an audit of his estates in the Burnley area for the year 1535-6, has survived. It gives the names of all the fields at Towneley, including names still in use today such as Broad Ing, Castle Hill and High Royd. One field was named Chapel Lee.

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WebTowneley Hall historic house, art gallery and museum located in 400 acres of beautiful parkland provides all the ingredients for a fun, educational and adventurous day out. The magnificent hall, which dates from the 14th Century, contains fine period rooms decorated with oil paintings and sculptures. The museum houses an eclectic collection including an … WebThe Hall, dating back to the original house built after 1507, was once sixty-eight feet long and is arguably the finest surviving antiquarian interior in England. ... its diagonal pattern is only paralleled locally by the dining room at Towneley Hall, Burnley. The bookcases were originally intended as pew ends for the chapel at Browsholme ... countif using date range

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WebChurch History. It was founded in 1819. For the earier history of the parish see notes on Towneley Hall Chapel from which St Mary's developed. The opening of the church at the beginning of August 1849, was marked by scenes of pageantry and splendour. On every side the church was banked with flowers, even in the pulpit and organ loft. http://www.atoz.myzen.co.uk/towneley/downloads/Towneley_Hall_Architectural_Introduction.pdf http://www.atoz.myzen.co.uk/towneley/downloads/Towneley_Hall_Architectural_Introduction.pdf countif using less than