Chorley Heritage Centre Articles
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Leonora Carrington - Lancashire's Surrealist Painter Leonora Carrington OBE, was a Lancashire-born artist, novelist, and surrealist painter. She was born on the 6th of April 1917 in Westwood House, Clayton-le-Woods; the family later moved to Crookhey Hall and Mansion near Lancaster, which is now a school with her paintings. Leonora was a feisty debutante from a very upper-class family, causing no... more information |
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The effects of shifting population over the centuries ... Cultures and Beliefs The development of Chorley's rich heritage has over the ages included many new faces forming a rich tapestry of cultures, beliefs and languages. Over hundreds of years many have worked on national infrastructure building projects, in the mills, in industry and serving the community in a variety of ways; over the years many have departed... more information |
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CHCSG Constitution as adopted Wed 30th Nov 2011 Chorley Heritage Centre Support Group 2. That this association be open to all adults. Active volunteers under 18 years of age to be associate members. 3. The aim of the association shall be... more information |
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The Church in Chorley A brief introduction to the Church and its contribution to the Heritage of Chorley |
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The Chorley Photographic Society and its Relationship to the Chorley Heritage Centre The Chorley Photographic Society — founded in 1896, running ever since and still at the forefront of local photography! ChorleyPS has grown in membership over the last few years and has been one of Lancashire’s quickest growing Photographic Clubs. |
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