Ancient High House Built in 1595, the Ancient High House is one of the finest Tudor buildings in the country. The largest surviving timber framed town house from this date, it has an extensive collection of period furniture and displays a wide range of architectural features. Rooms are decorated in various period styles to reflect the house's history. There is a programme of temporary exhibitions.

Opening Hours		Education Session Charges
Open all the year round for pre-booked school groups, Monday to Saturday 10am - 4pm (Tours can begin earlier if required)		£2.95 per pupil Adult helpers free Additional charges apply for some sessions

Museum Facilities

Undercover Lunch Facilities: Yes Toilet Facilities: Yes Disabled Access: No Booking Required: Yes Shop Facilities: Yes Coach Parking: No Provision For Early Years: No Provision For Special Needs: Yes Previsit: Yes Outreach: Yes Risk Assessments: Yes

Outreach Details

If you are unable to visit the high House we can bring it to you. Sessions are related to the house, including Tudor and Stuart periods. Handling items and costumes can be brought your school accompanied by a member of staff in period dress. This package includes the same choice of activities listed in the activites section below. There is a Discovery Box available for loan at a cost of £10 + £5 returnable deposit. Please contact the museum for further details.

Museum Contact Information
Address Greengate Street Stafford ST16 2JA Find On Map Telephone 01785619131	Email jfox@staffordbc.gov.uk ... Web Site Address http://www.staffordbc.gov.uk/herita... Booking Contact Name Jill Fox

Museum Activities

For a full list of activities that this museum offers click here.

Additional Information

Teachers are welcome to come along on a familiarisation visit, to discuss their needs and view the facilities on offer. All activities are designed to be cross curricular, incorporating history, maths, geography, design technology and art. There is a dropping off point for coaches at the church yard in Earl Street, approximately 2 minutes walk. There are no roads to cross. Packed lunches can be eaten in the High House by arrangement. In fine weather they can be eaten in the churchyard at the rear of the building. Equality of access and opportunity - visits to the Ancient High House can be tailored to meet groups' needs. Please contact the museum for information.