Historic Buildings in Lancashire
- Map of Historic Buildings in Lancashire
- Map of ALL Historic Buildings in England
- Map of all attractions in Lancashire
See also our list of stately homes in Lancashire
A group of historic farm buildings have been converted into a fascinating visitor centre for the Pendle Area. Located only a mile from the M65, the Pendle Visitor Centre offers a museum, exhibition Centre, tourist information centre, visitor facilities, and an 18th-century walled garden.
Park Hill, Colne Road, Nelson, Lancashire, England, BB9 6JQ
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Rufford Hall is a superb timber-framed 16th-century manor house, reckoned by the National Trust to be one of the finest Tudor buildings in Lancashire. At the core of the house is the great hall, which features a hammer-beam roof and an ornately carved wooden screen. A young William Shakespeare is thought to have performed in the great hall for the entertainment of Sir Thomas Hesketh, the owner of Rufford Hall.
200 Liverpool Road, Rufford, Ormskirk, Lancashire, England, L40 1SG
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The remains of a Grade I listed late 13th or early 14th-century hall built for the powerful rectors of Warton. The rectory features a large great hall and residential quarters. The rectory served not only a residence but also a courthouse. Parts of the medieval buildings are incorporated into the current vicarage.
Main Street, Warton, Lancashire, England, LA5 9PH
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