Amazing House Museums
Historic Site
The Red Lodge sits quietly on the street and is full of surprises! Prepare to be blown away by the first Queen Elizabeth's 3 Oak Rooms and swirling plasterwork. Mind the recently rediscovered 40ft well, then step out into the stunning Tudor style Knot Garden. So much to see and do and completely free to visit.
The Red Lodge is the only building in Bristol with 3 original Elizabethan oak rooms, plus a painting of Her Majesty! The ground floor has light and airy Georgian rooms with charming Delft tiled fireplaces. The stunning Knot Garden outside is inspired by the plasterwork in the main bedroom. Watch out for the 40ft well that was hidden until 2000, and Philanthropist Mary Carpenter's good work for fallen women.
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The Red Lodge Museum
Park RowThe Red Lodge is the only building in Bristol with 3 original Elizabethan oak rooms, plus a painting of Her Majesty! The ground floor has light and airy Georgian rooms with charming Delft tiled fireplaces. The stunning Knot Garden outside is inspired by the plasterwork in the main bedroom. Watch out for the 40ft well that was hidden until 2000, and Philanthropist Mary Carpenter's good work for fallen women.
Bristol's full of fine Georgian town houses - ever wondered what they're like inside, who their wealthy owners were and how they made their fortunes? Step inside the Georgian House Museum for a glimpse of life upstairs and downstairs for a Bristol merchant family. Bristol City Council runs the museum and visits are completely free.
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The Georgian House Museum
7 Great George StBristol's full of fine Georgian town houses - ever wondered what they're like inside, who their wealthy owners were and how they made their fortunes? Step inside the Georgian House Museum for a glimpse of life upstairs and downstairs for a Bristol merchant family. Bristol City Council runs the museum and visits are completely free.