Experience the history of Banney Royd Hall through Marina’s eyes. Wander through the hall’s beautifully preserved formal rooms as she shares personal stories and fascinating insights into the house’s past. Learn how this remarkable property has evolved from its origins with William Henry Armitage in 1902 to becoming the treasured family home it is today.
Trace the fascinating journey of Banney Royd Hall through more than a century of change. Once a distinguished private residence, the hall remained a family home until 1943 before being requisitioned for Civil Defence operations during the Second World War. In the years that followed, it served as the headquarters of the West Yorkshire Fire Service and later became the Kirklees Teacher Training Centre.
As you explore, admire the wealth of original features that have been lovingly preserved and discover the stories of Sir Emanuel Hoyle and his wife, whose influence and legacy continue to resonate throughout the house.
The experience concludes with tea and homemade cakes, offering the perfect opportunity to relax, reflect on the hall’s remarkable history, and chat with Marina.
Places are limited, so early booking is highly recommended.