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It was a very interesting visit and they had loads for us to do. I had loads of fun. - AP (Lancashire)
[Students’ hands-on heritage building day]
I learnt a new technique to go home with and use in the future - LD (Lancashire)
[Students’ hands-on heritage building day]
Most interesting to see the changes since Autumn 2010 - JS (Lancashire)
[Open / Preview Day]
Good presentation. Amazing work being done on the Centre and Cottage - JC (Lancashire)
[Open / Preview Day]
Good to see the continuing process and exciting future - GG (Lancashire)
[Open / Preview Day]
As a child living in West Yorkshire we came to Heysham village on holiday. It was a far busier place in those days. I remember the stalls on the village street, Heysham Head and the tea cabin by the rocks. We also used to visit a tea room down a side street. It was more like a house really and it was run by a really sweet old lady. We went back year after year and always referred to it as "The Old Ladies." She was so sweet and kind to me and my sister I remember her with greatest of affection but who was she? I would love to know her name and a bit more about her. This was in the late 1950's. Really appreciate any information- Thank you - JE (West Yorkshire)
[We think this may have been on Bailey Lane. The tea room there was run by Mrs Foy and her sister]
When I was a little girl (now 70) I used to visit Heysham with my Aunt and always looked forward to going for afternoon tea to the little cafe on the left hand side of the village. It was set in a garden and had small huts where you had tea, are there any pictures of this garden cafe...it was magic. I think the garden is still there, it was on the bend just before going down to the shore - T (Lancashire)
[Was this Hadath’s Tea Gardens at Greese Cottage? We have added a photograph of this on the Images of Heysham page]
Well done to the people of Heysham. A wonderful village & bygone years brought to life in this visitor centre - M & J N (Lancashire)
I love Heysham - KL (USA)
A beautiful piece of history. The wooden beams are stunning! - DM (Lancashire)
What a lovely place Heysham is, and the visitor’s centre is a gem - A (Lancashire)
Came here as a youngster to Heysham Head. Married the swing boat owner’s daughter in the local church - SD (Hampshire)
Very beautiful - DG (Switzerland)
Fascinating and very unusual - P&M B (Gtr Manchester)
Terrific. Look forward to seeing the renovations - B (Cumbria)
Excellent and very interesting architecture. I’m very interested to see the final restoration! - LH (Lancashire)
Very interesting, an amazing project - MF (Cheshire)
Genuinely interesting to see cottage in ‘bare’ state. Refreshing attraction - SA (Lancashire)
Very interesting visit! Good luck with the restoration! - B (France)
Have been before, looking forward to next visit and seeing new development - MM (Merseyside)
Very detailed information, lovely cottage - MJ (Lancashire)
Well worth doing! - SS (New Zealand)
Well worth a visit. A step back in time to a fascinating cottage - JC (Lancashire)
Awesome! - JW (Australia)
Beautiful unspoilt villages. Good nettle cordial - RB (Cumbria)
Good informative history & informative display - SH (Bahrain)
Good talk about history of house - A & M W (Merseyside)
This is our second visit - interesting to see how things are changing. We’ll be back - B (Cheshire)
Astonishing dedication!! Well done all - VW (Cornwall)
Good luck with the work - ME (Sweden)
Well worth a visit, good luck for the future - DJ & VK (Lincolnshire)
An insight into the past which gives room for thought - J&S W (Lancashire)
Really interesting, can’t wait to see it finished - CL (Dorset)
Very interesting and intriguing. Would love to know more about its history. Thank you. - VC (Australia)
Very beautiful area and surroundings – M & S W. (Merseyside)
Amazing to see the place, very interesting – K & P B. (Greater Manchester)
Amazing! A very exciting find. Will surely revisit – M. (Dumfriesshire)
Will be back to see more. Lovely ladies that run it! – VW (Greater Manchester)
Fantastic local history. Keep up the good work – KP & GL W. (Lancashire)
Very interesting to see history come to life, thank you – CL, ST & LH (Cheshire)
We were so interested in this project – we’ve done a similar thing ourselves. Keep going – it’ll be great – P & R L. (Gloucestershire)
Great place – OP (Canada)
Love the amount of original features. Good luck with this wonderful project – T & M C. (Dumfriesshire)
Very interesting. Good to see that people care about their history – ED (Netherlands)
Wonderful to see some fab heritage being restored – PR (Lancashire)
Reminds me of my Grandma’s cottage… - A & R S (Oxfordshire)
Good luck with the restoration, very interesting project – S & J L (Dorset)
A well-worth enterprise. Thanks to the ladies for their enthusiastic guide – PB (Surrey)
We shall call again to see the changes. It’s brilliant – JLB (West Yorkshire)
Thanks for a very informative tour – will be back next year – L & V H. (Lancashire)
Lovely site, beautiful village – D & J I. (Haiti)
Looking forward to seeing the finished project – CP (Spain)
Very good show. Good luck with the project – ZB (Serbia)
Love to come back and see all the hard work that it will take to restore it to the original build. Good luck. Most interesting – S & R G (Leicestershire)
Fascinating old house and great to see it being restored. Like very much the enclosed stone exterior - LP (Lancashire)
Marvellous to see the hidden drawer - a new experience - HD (Lancashire)
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