Monthly History Talks at Lytham Hall​​
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Join us once a month as our volunteers and guest speakers present fascinating talks on a variety of subjects related to the Clifton family, the history of Lytham Hall, and the local area.
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Location: Upper West Wing, Lytham Hall
Booking: No pre-booking required
Refreshments: Included
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All are welcome—come along and enjoy an afternoon of local history in the beautiful surroundings of Lytham Hall.
Admission: £5 per adult (Cash Only please)
The Crimea and the Cliftons
The Crimea and the Cliftons
Thursday 30th April 2026 - 2pm
Join us for an interesting afternoon talk on the Crimea and the Cliftons, presented by Peter Skinner, Lytham Hall Tour Guide.
Come along to learn about the connections between the Crimean War and the Clifton family in this engaging talk.
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The Colonel & Lady Cecily reigning over a great estate
Thursday 28th May 2026 - 2pm
Join us for a fascinating talk about the Colonel & Lady Cecily – Reigning Over a Great Estate by Thomas Hewitt, former Lytham Hall Tour Guide, exploring the lives and influence of the Colonel and Lady Cecily as they presided over one of the Fylde’s great estates.
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Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy an engaging afternoon of local history.
Harry Clifton's Siblings
Thursday 25th June 2026 - 2pm
Join us for an engaging talk on Harry Clifton’s Siblings by Peter Watson, exploring the lives and stories of Harry Clifton’s siblings and their place in the history of the Clifton family.
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​Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy an afternoon of fascinating local history.
No Mod Cons
A hundred years of housework
Thursday 30th August 2026 - 2pm
​Join Jennifer Ray, A Lancashire Lass Talks, for an engaging and entertaining look back at a century of housework and how life in the home has changed over the years.
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​Come along for a fascinating afternoon of social history and memories from the past. Everyone welcome.
Christmas at Lytham Hall
Thursday 17th September 2026 - 2pm
Join Deborah Durkin for an engaging talk on what goes into transforming Lytham Hall for the Christmas season, from decorations to festive traditions.
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​Celebrate the season with history, behind-the-scenes stories, and festive cheer. Everyone is welcome!
Street Names of Lytham St Annes and their Connection to the Cliftons
Thursday 29th October 2026 - 2pm
Join Denise Hadley and Sue Jones for an intriguing talk exploring the history behind the street names of Lytham St Annes and how they reflect the legacy of the Clifton family.
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​Discover the fascinating links between local streets and one of the Fylde’s most influential families. Everyone is welcome!
HANDY INFORMATION
Directions
Satellite navigation users
Use Postcode
FY8 4TS
This bring you to the main gates.
"What three words"
Settle - Rice - Blink.
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Dogs Welcome
Dogs are very welcome everywhere, except inside the Hall.
We kindly ask that they are kept on leads around the cafe area at all times.
Accessibility
Externally, the Grounds are accessible to all with lots of pathways around the parkland. Ramps to enter the Hall & Cafe are available. Wheelchair access to the Hall is limited to the ground floor only.
Dining
The Café is located in the West Wing and offers access to a charming lawn area as well as a sheltered Inner Courtyard.
We also welcome guests to enjoy Lilibet’s Afternoon Tea Emporium and Lady Eleanor’s Ice-Cream Parlor.
Parking
We run a Pay & Display parking scheme.
Charges apply to all vehicles in all areas of the parkland. Please pay at the parking terminals located in the Stables & Woodlands
Car Parks.
Parking Charges
Up to 2 hours – £1.50
to £3.50 for 6 hours
Please note, additional charges may apply on special event days.
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