St Helens in 50 Buildings

It is said that you can get to know a place by its interesting buildings. This is certainly true of St. Helens. Our buildings trace St. Helens from four rural villages to an industrial giant, representing the industrial heritage, its role in the transport revolution as well it's future role.

This one-hour illustrated talk takes a selection of buildings from Sue's new book 'St. Helens in 50 Buildings', and features buildings across St Helens, including Earlestown and Newton-le-Willows, such as theatres, churches, pubs, and schools.

Sue Gerrard is a multi-award winning author of multiple poetry collections, novellas and non-fiction books such as 'Secret St Helens' and 'The A-Z of St Helens'.

This is a free event hosted as part of Heritage Open Days 2025, please book via Eventbrite.

You may also like the following events from St Helens Libraries:

• This month, 28th August, 06:45 am, On The Mic with guest performance from Alexander Hulme in St Helens
• Next month, 1st September, 10:00 am, Family History Helpdesk with St Helens Archive Service in St Helens
• Next month, 16th September, 02:00 pm, Railways of the North: Rockets, Lions and Planets talk with Professor Paul Salveson in St Helens

Also check out other Arts events in Newton-le-Willows, Literary Art events in Newton-le-Willows.