Lytham Windmill Museum - Lowther Gardens

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Lowther Gardens

The gardens were laid out by Squire J Talbot Clifton in 1873 and named after his wife, Lady Eleanor Cecily Clifton of the Lowther family. It was set out on poor grazing land once known as "Hungry Moor". The Gardens were given to the town in 1905 and the local authority added the Lowther Pavilion in 1921.

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◦	Inside The Museum
◦	Services
◦	Getting Involved

History and Information

◦	History of the Mill
◦	Learn About Lytham
◦	Lytham Hall
◦	The Old Lytham Lifeboat House
◦	Lytham Pier
◦	Lowther Gardens
◦	Pubs and Hotels
◦	Churches and Chapels
◦	Market Square
◦	Clifton Square
◦	Lytham Hospital
◦	History of Lytham
◦	The Mill and Its Workings
◦	The Threshing Machine and its Operation

Lytham Heritage Group

◦	The Story of LHG
◦	LHG Contacts

News

◦	Lytham Lifeboat Museum to Reopen for 2015 Season
◦	New Updates for Windmill Museum for 2015 Season
◦	Fresh repaint to Lytham Windmill and updates to the Museum
◦	Updates to Lytham Windmill Museum
◦	Frank Kilroy Dies
◦	Lytham windmill damaged in strong winds - Oct 2011
◦	Huge bid to get Lytham windmill sails turning again
◦	Plan to make Lytham windmill into a working museum
◦	Lytham windmill restored after winter storm damage
◦	Lytham Windmill Museum - Publicity Poster 2011 Season
◦	Lytham Windmill Museum - Publicity Poster 2010 Season
◦	Lytham Windmill 2010 Season - Blackpool Gazette
◦	Pitchfork - Lytham St Annes Express 7 May 2009

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Website Links

◦	Lytham Windmill on Facebook
◦	Lytham Heritage Group
◦	Lytham Hall
◦	Discover Fylde
◦	Amounderness.co.uk - Wonderful Illustrated History of Lytham's Windmill
◦	Fylde Borough Council
◦	The Mills Archive
◦	Country Trust
◦	Little Marton Windmill Website
◦	The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buidings
◦	The Traditional Cornmillers Guild

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Lytham Windmill and Lifboat Museum