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Conservation Area
Information about the conservation area
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Red Wheel plaque commemorates the period 1795 – 1850 when the village held the status of one of the most important inland trans-shipment ports in the British Isles. For more information about this important part of our village history, visit the Blisworth Red Wheel Day
The final document relating to the conservation area is found below
Blisworth Tapestry Charity
The Blisworth Tapestry Project began in 2006 and was completed in 2010. The centrepiece, based on artwork by a local artist, showing modern day life in Blisworth village, is now complete and hangs alongside six further works of art also by local artists. These depict scenes from the village archives in a timeline from Roman times to present day. They can all be viewed at: Blisworth Baptist Chapel, Chapel Lane, Blisworth, Northampton, NN7 3BU, Every Tuesday between 9.30am and 12pm, (During Coffee House Hours). Other times can be arranged.
The Blisworth Tapestry Project cost approx. £6,000 to produce and was funded by Northampton Community Foundation, and the Blisworth Community also raised additional funds to support the project. Lighting & DVD was funded by Northampton County Council.
Sponsored by Sir Hereward Wake
