Dear Friends
I couldn't choose, and could never conform completely, so I've attached more photos than suggested, of the front and the signage. I have also provided links to these plus a few more the photos - too large to attach. The missing pictures that might be of interest are of the car park - we have space for about 9 cars, including a space for the Warden and two specified accessible spaces, plus some bike racks and a turning area. Although its very nice to have, the car park is more trouble than it's worth, there are 'carpark wars' everyday, which leave some very disgruntled U3A visitors who feel they should always be allowed to book a space, just because. Having said that, I wouldn't be without my space; even though I don't have a car at the moment, its frequently used by contractors doing work here, or Friends who haven't managed to get one of the few spaces...
Some links to photos of the garden and building signage etc:
The signage is there, and can be seen, but I get people popping in who say they've caught trains from the station daily for years, but never noticed the building. The building is set back from the road, and is higher up, so not easily seen, particularly when the leaves are on the trees. But everyone is delighted to find it when they eventually do. As we are on the local Slave Trade Walk, often used by educators in the area but available to any Lancaster visitor, we are having more people coming up the steps and into the grounds, to look at the sign in the outer lobby, and 'find' the unmarked grave.
Look forward to seeing you all in the morning.
All the best
Tasha
Natasha Heny
Warden
Lancaster Quaker Meeting House
(My days off are Friday and Saturdays, and I work flexible hours between 08:45-19:30 Sunday to Thursday.)