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The birthplace of William Carey's Baptist Missionary Society.
Local history displays at the Manor House Museum and etchings, watercolours and oil paintings in Alfred East Art Gallery.
A popular market is set in the historic square.
Kettering Heritage Quarter, Sheep St, Kettering. Open Monday to Saturday 9.30am-5pm. Toilets refreshments disabled access to all areas. In Kettering's Heritage Quarter you can wander the gardens, browse around the gallery or visit the Museum to see over 2000 years of Kettering's history.
Barnwell Country Park, Barnwell Rd, ½ S (off A605 Kettering/Peterborough road). Open all year, during daylight hours. Wheelchair access car park free.
37 acres, picnic meadows, lakes, wildlife and waterside walks. Kingfisher hide, fishing facilities (small charge) including facilities for disabled anglers. Ranger service children's play area toilets (suitable for the disabled).
Grafton Park Wood, off the A43/A604, NE. Open most of the year. Boughton Estate woodland used for game bird rearing and shooting. Waymarked walks and picnic areas.
Sawyer's Almshouses, Sheep St. Built in 1687 with money left by Edmund Sawyer, Lord of the Manor for the befit of the
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- Landmark