Medieval Manor
An Open Day
Marvellous medieval women and dangerous royal connections are explored at our November Open Day.
Our medieval stories are so rich; we are excited to shine a spotlight on this chapter of our past. Explore our earliest wings (built in 1425), trail blazing women, the wars of the roses and the dangerous friendship between lord of the manor James de Berners and Richard II.
Things to see and do
Explore the Manor House on a free flow route with expert stewards available to tell you the history of the site.
Mapping Medieval Women Talk. Historians June Davey and Diane Watt discuss the importance and legacy of Dame Juliana de Berners: West Horsley Place's trail blazing medieval writer (1.30pm)
Meet a Medieval Lady as living history interpreters from Regal Rose will be wandering the grounds
Try Medieval Calligraphy with the HiowBeorht aritsts (meaning 'colourful' in old English)
Jane's Historical Kitchen will cook you tasty morsels authentic to the middle ages.
Practical Information
Tickets must be booked in advance. Last entry is 3pm.
Hot drinks and snacks will be available to buy from Tiger Lily Bus Company.
Dogs are not allowed at this event.
For access information please visit our Access Page.
