The historical past of a Surrey racecourse, which hosted races for greater than 70 years, might be instructed via guided walks.
Hurst Park Race Course, in Molesey, opened in 1890 and closed in 1962.
The walks, organised by Elmbridge Museum, happen in February and March.
In addition to exploring native historical past, the free occasions are additionally aimed toward enhancing bodily and psychological well being.
The primary stroll takes place on 7 February, assembly on the Tesco in Hurst Highway, West Molesey, and can cowl the historical past of the location for the reason that race course closed.
The second, on 6 March, will inform the story of the course itself, and begins on the automotive park in Walton Highway, East Moseley.
Each might be led by native historian Anthony Barnes from 10:30 GMT till midday.
