Sunday, 10 August

Research Talk - An Archaeological History of Rochdale

Ages 12+

Join us as we delve into the fascinating archaeology of Rochdale and it's surrounding towns, from Mesolithic flints to Industrial boomtown

By Rochdale Development Agency

Date and time

Location

Rochdale Town Hall

The Esplanade Rochdale OL16 1AZ United Kingdom

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours
Ages 12+
Paid venue parking

Mesolithic Flints, Norman Castles and Victorian Expansion— Rochdale and its surrounding townships have a fascinating history spanning millennia. Over the past few decades, archaeological excavations across the borough, along with small chance finds, have deepened our understanding of activity and development within the town and its surrounding areas.

Join the Slopes project archaeologists in exploring the intriguing development of Rochdale from Prehistoric hunter-gatherers to Industrial boomtown.

Frequently asked questions

Is this event suitable for young children?

No, the content of this talk is in-depth and would be best suited to teens and adults.

Is there parking at the venue?

Yes! However, it is strongly recommended to book parking in advance as there may only be limited spaces available for pay-on-arrival.

Is the building accessible?

Rochdale Town Hall has 3 accessible lifts that can easily transport visitors from the ground floor to the first and second floors. The building is accessible to wheelchair users and visitors who are non-ambulant. Assistance dogs are welcome.

Will there be refreshments?

Yes, Tea and Coffee will be available as part of the event!

Organised by

Rochdale Development Agency