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Explore Quarry Bank with HistoryScapes

A visitor stood outside the mill at Quarry Bank looking at her mobile phone
A visitor enjoying the new HistoryScapes app | © Anna Chrystal

We are excited to be part of HistoryScapes, a new app that brings the history of Quarry Bank to life. HistoryScapes aims to help visitors explore historic landscapes and discover more about the history of the places cared for by the National Trust.

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Please download the app before arriving for your visit, as there is no public Wi-Fi at Quarry Bank.

Quarry Bank is one of a small group of National Trust properties chosen to participate in this pilot project, alongside Surrey Hills, Hindhead, and Saltram. Developed in partnership with the University of Exeter, HistoryScapes aims to help visitors explore historic landscapes and learn more about the history of the places cared for by the National Trust. The pilot is part of the National Trust’s ambition to improve access to history, heritage, and nature

A visitor using the new HistoryScapes app
View of the new HistoryScapes app | © Anna Chrystal

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University of Exeter

A research university in the West Country of England

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