‘Built in Leek’: A Guided Historical Walk with Debbie and Terry Potts

Join Debbie and Terry Potts to discover the incredible architectural history of Leek in an eye-opening and enjoyable hour-long walk. 

Starting and ending at the Nicholson Museum and Art Gallery, they will be highlighting the unique style of W. Sugden and Sons that can only be found in and about Leek! 

The walk will take place regardless of the weather, so make sure to bring an umbrella in case of autumn showers!

Date & time: Tuesday 27th October, 10:30am-11:30am
Location: Meet at The Nicholson Institute Museum & Art Gallery, Stockwell Street, Leek, ST13 6DW, and return there for tea and coffee in the art gallery
Admission: Free

Access and parking

As this is a walk through the town, terrain will include cobbles, paved streets and dropped kerbs. Participants must be able to participate in the entirety of the walk as there will be limited opportunities for sitting.

For meeting and ending at the Nicholson, the museum and art gallery are located on the first floor of the Nicholson Institute. There is step-free access via a lift, and the gallery can also be reached by stairs. An accessible entrance to the building is located to the left hand side of the front staircase.

There is no accessible toilet in the Museum & Art Gallery. The nearest accessible toilet is on Silk Street Car Park.

There is no car park on-site, but there are several public car parks within a short distance, including Vicarage Road and Silk Street. Parking spaces cannot be booked in advance.

Suitable for: All ages

Marketing information

The information provided when booking may be shared with the Friends of the Nicholson Institute Museum & Art Gallery and Staffordshire Moorlands District Council for future marketing and promotion of the exhibition and related activity.