Western Command (Churchill Building)
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Western Command (Churchill Building)

By Heritage Chester

A chance to explore the Churchill Building, and learn more about its history, architecture and links to the local community.

Date and time

Location

University of Chester, Queen's Park Campus

Queen's Park Road Chester CH4 7AD United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 1 hour
  • In person
  • Doors at 12:15 PM

About this event

A chance to explore the Churchill Building and learn more about its history, architecture and links to the local community.

Come along to visit one of Chester’s most significant 1930s buildings. The former Western Command was an administrative centre built on the eve of the Second World War, and designed to defend the west of the British Isles.

This fascinating Neo-Georgian building clearly reflects the attitudes and concerns of it’s time, as well as incorporating architectural influences from Chester’s past.

Join us for an illustrated talk and tour that covers the building’s past and present.

Meeting Point: Churchill Building, Chester Business School, University of Chester, Queen's Park, Queen's Park Road, Chester, CH4 7AD.

What3Words Location: inch.harsh.whips

Cancellation Policy: Please notify us in advance if you are unable to attend this event. Tickets are limited and could be transferred to another person with notice. Love our Heritage – let’s share it with everyone.

Frequently asked questions

Where do we meet our guide?

Meeting Point: Churchill Building, Chester Business School, University of Chester, Queen's Park, Queen's Park Road, Chester, CH4 7AD What3Words Location: inch.harsh.whips

When should we meet our guide?

Your guide will be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start of the walk to be ready for a prompt start at the scheduled time.

What should we bring to the event?

Please wear suitable footwear for walking.

Where can we park?

The closest car park to the meeting point is: There is limited parking at the university.

Is the venue or planned route fully accessible (without steps, rough ground, steep gradients)?

This route is partially accessible (some exterior steps to view original façade of building)

Is this event suitable for children?

This event is not tailored to a younger audience. The content is aimed at adults with an interest in local history.

Is this event dog friendly?

Unfortunately, we are not able to welcome dogs on this event.

What if I can’t attend?

Please notify us in advance if you are unable to attend this event. Tickets are limited and could be transferred to another person with notice. Love our Heritage – let’s share it with everyone.

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Sep 16 · 12:30 PM GMT+1