Keeping Track - Celebrating Ilkley Rail Station
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Join us for a special talk at 6pm on Thursday, 21 August as Mark Hunnebell explores the history of Ilkley Rail Station.
This event accompanies the Keeping Track exhibition by the Friends of Ilkley Rail Station, and will explore the development of the station, the evolution of local rail services, and the people who helped shape its story. There will be refreshments. Click here to find out more about the exhibition: https://www.ilkleymanorhouse.org/event/exhibition-ilkley-railway/
Tickets to attend the talk in person are £10 and can be purchased here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ilkleymanorhousetrust/1796453 or in person at the Box Office on weekends when Ilkley Manor House is open. Tickets may be available on the door but will be subject to availability.
The evening will be informal with an illustrated talk, starting at 6pm and ending at 8pm. There will be time for discussion and questions.
Accessibility Information
The event will take place in the Western Gallery, accessible from the ground floor via a staircase of 18 steps. Please note that there is no lift to the upstairs area.
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This event accompanies the Keeping Track exhibition by the Friends of Ilkley Rail Station, and will explore the development of the station, the evolution of local rail services, and the people who helped shape its story. There will be refreshments. Click here to find out more about the exhibition: https://www.ilkleymanorhouse.org/event/exhibition-ilkley-railway/
Tickets to attend the talk in person are £10 and can be purchased here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ilkleymanorhousetrust/1796453 or in person at the Box Office on weekends when Ilkley Manor House is open. Tickets may be available on the door but will be subject to availability.
The evening will be informal with an illustrated talk, starting at 6pm and ending at 8pm. There will be time for discussion and questions.
Accessibility Information
The event will take place in the Western Gallery, accessible from the ground floor via a staircase of 18 steps. Please note that there is no lift to the upstairs area.
Get Tickets
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