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ENJOY A VISIT TO THE GREYFRIARS
Built in 1480, with early 17th and late 18th century additions,
this timber-framed house was rescued from demolition at the time of the
Second World War and has been carefullly restored and refurbished; interesting
textiles and furnishings add character to the panelled rooms; an archway
leads through to a delightful garden - a haven of peace in the centre of
a busy city.
Open : 3rd
March to 18
December: Wed
- Sat 1 - 5pm; Sundays in July & August 1 - 5pm; B H Mon
1
- 5pm. Last admission 1/2hr before closing.
Admission: Adult £3.20.
child £1.60.
family ticket £8.00
(2 adults and up to 3
children). Parties by written arrangement.
For conservation reasons sharp heeled shoes
are not permitted in house. No WC's.
Location: Friar Street,Worcester (between
High Street and City Walls Road).
Bookings and enquiries should be made in writing with sae
please, to: Mr V Hemingway,
The Greyfriars, Friar Street, Worcester.
Telephone: (01905) 23571.
Email: greyfriars@nationaltrust.org.uk
RIGHT: Greyfriars now and circa 1905
ENJOY A VISIT TO THE GREYFRIARS
Built in 1480, with early 17th and late 18th century additions, this timber-framed house was rescued from demolition at the time of the Second World War and has been carefullly restored and refurbished; interesting textiles and furnishings add character to the panelled rooms; an archway leads through to a delightful garden - a haven of peace in the centre of a busy city.
Open : 3rd March to 18 December: Wed - Sat 1 - 5pm; Sundays in July & August 1 - 5pm; B H Mon 1 - 5pm. Last admission 1/2hr before closing.
Admission: Adult £3.20. child £1.60.
family ticket £8.00 (2 adults and up to 3
children). Parties by written arrangement.
For conservation reasons sharp heeled shoes
are not permitted in house. No WC's.
Location: Friar Street,Worcester (between
High Street and City Walls Road).
Bookings and enquiries should be made in writing with sae please, to: Mr V Hemingway,
The Greyfriars, Friar Street, Worcester.
Telephone: (01905) 23571.
Email: greyfriars@nationaltrust.org.uk
RIGHT: Greyfriars now and circa 1905