Turning back the clock to 1940s
Complete with experts and enthusiasts dressed in wartime uniforms and displaying weapons of the time, the country house and gardens were transported back to World War II.
Also present at the two-day re-enactment event were vintage singers and dancers.
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Hide AdTo keep youngsters happy there were also craft activities and outdoor games.
Lotherton Hall was once the home of the Gascoigne family and was gifted to the City of Leeds in 1968 by Sir Alvary and Lady Gascoigne, the estate opened to the public the following year and will next year celebrate the 50-year anniversary.
And looking back in time to social history, miners wives Enid Bursey and Barbara Todd, from Micklefield, will be sharing their stories and experiences at Lotherton Hall on June 28 at 2pm in the Drawing Room.
The Mining Memories talk, which celebrates the stay at home mum, will be followed by homemade cakes/tea and coffee in the Servants’ Rooms.