From Friday the 9th to Sunday the 18th of September 2022 Tudor House museum will be taking part in the Heritage Open Days event with extended opening hours and a special exhibition entitled “Ten Trades of Tudor House”. Come along to find out what some of the past residents did for a living right here in the museum buildings. This blog summarises what the exhibition is and what you can expect to find. Plus it also has some teasers about the trades, the people and the changes they saw during their time here.
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To support our Young Adult writing competition, we’re hosting a talk with historian and team member, Anna Muggeridge, to explore further what it was like in Worcester during the 1637 […]
We may have been closed for the past 5 months, but we’ve not been quiet! During that time we’ve finished the restoration on our Tudor embossed ceiling, redecorated the inside […]
Thanks to our National Lottery Heritage Fund grant, Tudor House Museum is delighted to be offering a series of free workshops throughout the next year, all designed to help you […]
Join Tudor House for our annual Living History Weekend! Travel back in time to visit the Home Guard, the ARP station, the Land Girls and others who kept the home […]
In 2019, Worcester Heritage and Amenity Trust will start the conservation and restoration work needed to secure the long-term future of Worcester only remaining Tudor embossed ceiling. Created in the mid-1500s, it depicts prancing horses, fleur de lys, vines and, of course, Tudor roses.
The Changing Face of Worcester project group meets on the 1st Thursday of every month to identity and tag images of old Worcester. They curate the archive website (www.cfow.org.uk) and […]
The Wythe Retinue move into Tudor House for 1 weekend only this year! The Tavern will be filled with down-on-their-luck sailors whiling away their time whilst the surgeon deals with […]
Talented local textile artist, Sarah, will be running a series of drop-in free rag-rugging workshops on 8th August. No experience necessary, drop in and help create a rug for Tudor […]