Sentence examples for open a heritage from inspiring English sources

The BBC's Pumza Fihlani in Johannesburg says Mandla Mandela's plans to open a heritage centre dedicated to his grandfather in Mvezo, in the former site of the graves, have left a bitter taste among many within the family.

His plans to open a heritage centre in Mvezo, in the estate where the graves are at the moment, have left a bitter taste in the mouths of many within the family.

The Queen has opened a heritage centre to mark a town's bicentennial during a visit to Pembrokeshire.

Carter's Steam Fair was booked by the Dreamland Trust, which hopes to open a permanent heritage amusement park.

Estimates show there have been more than 500,000 visitors to the boathouse since it was first opened as a heritage centre back in the 1980s.

Soul & Surf, the region's first surf hotel, opens in October within a heritage house in the resort of Varkala.

Shepton Mallet (High Street) closed with the withdrawal of passenger services on the Yatton to Witham line in 1963, though part of the former East Somerset line remains open for freight and as a heritage railway.

"The only way that you can open a window on the heritage of Jews from Eastern Europe is through Yiddish," said Mr. Goldstein, a son of Holocaust survivors.

But when a heritage trail opens in a transitional neighborhood, it's often a harbinger of change, like the arrival of a yoga studio or a cupcake shop.

It will be developed into a centre for the community with a heritage centre and open air concert area.

"It's all very well providing a heritage centre, but an open tin mine is going to create 200 jobs and have a knock-on effect on dozens of other industries," he said.