F.O.H.A.
About the Friends of the Old Hall Association
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Gainsborough Old Hall is a unique medieval manor house right in the centre of Gainsborough. Sir Thomas Burgh built it between 1460 and 1480 and it remains much as he left it, to the delight of thousands of visitors each year. The Friends were formed in 1949 to save the building from decay, and to open it to the public. Although the Old Hall is now owned by English Heritage and managed by Lincolnshire County Council, the Friends still have an active role to play. Friends are involved in all aspects of the Old Hall from guiding parties and catering, to behind the scenes work. There is also an active programme of social events for Friends. All this is co-ordinated by a Friends' committee which works with the Curator. Whatever you would like to offer will be welcome, and there really is something for everyone. The staff and the Friends look forward to hearing from you soon! We welcome you whether you would like to give active help or simply moral support. We like to know that you are there and that you care about the Old Hall. To contact the Friends directly, click here. Thank you for visiting this site. You are invited
to take a few minutes to sign our
The Friends of Gainsborough Old Hall Cordially invite you to attend the 62nd Annual General Meeting Mrs Kathleen Stennett's Bequest Old Hall Leaflet November 2011
The President of The Friends of Gainsborough Old Hall Sir Nicholas Bacon Bt; Premier Baronet of England Membership form (to print), click here. Summer Newsletter 2011 Download here FOHA Return Form (for Sunderland Lecture tickets and outings) FOHA Constitution Download this report here 62nd Annual Report Download this report here FOHA Annual General Meeting - 2011 Update Download this report here FOHA ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR 1st AUGUST 2009 TO 31st JULY 2010 Please note that these documents are in PDF format. If you cannot read PDF files, download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader here |
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