Join us at Moseley Old Hall for Heritage Open Days on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September, with free admission for all visitors.

Step inside this remarkable 17th-century farmhouse and discover the dramatic story of King Charles II, who hid here from Cromwell’s troops after fleeing the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Explore the historic rooms where events unfolded, see the bed on which the King slept and the priest hole where he concealed himself, and hear fascinating stories from our knowledgeable guides and costumed interpreters.

Meet the Lace Guild in the Hall as they celebrate their golden anniversary year. Discover the history and traditions of lacemaking, see skilled demonstrations and learn more about this fascinating craft.

In the Cowshed, discover the history of wool and explore traditional crafts connected to this important material. There will also be a children's craft activity, making this a great opportunity for families to get creative.

Take time to explore the beautiful grounds, including the knot garden, Stable croft and woodland, where families can enjoy den building and discover the tree-hide. Visitors can also relax in the tea room, serving homemade cakes, biscuits and light lunches.

No booking needed. Free entry all weekend.

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