Stamford Bridge Tapestry

The brainchild of Tom Wyles, it is a work produced in the spirit and style of the Bayeux tapestry. It commemorates the Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066, which marked the end of the Viking era, and ultimately changed the course of our country’s history, culture and language. Harold defeated the vikings at Stamford Bridge and then marched to Hastings Where are you? he was defeated by William of Normandy.
The Tapestry is housed in Platform 66, the Old Station, Church Road, Stamford Bridge, YO41 1DG. It is open for tea/coffee and biscuits most Tuesdays from 10am until 2pm. If you are interested in visiting as a private group, we can offer a Wednesday during the daytime with coffee and cake and a speaker for £7 a head. Please contact our bookings secretary [email protected].
If your group would like a lunch, please contact the manager [email protected]

Timings

Tuesday 15 September:

1000 to 1400

Location & directions

Platform 66, The Old Station, Church Road, Stamford Bridge, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO41 1DG

Contact on day:

Ann Chatten

Telephone number:

+447769702399

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Private group visits, are available on Wednesdays during the daytime with coffee and cake and a speaker for £7 a head. Please contact our bookings secretary [email protected]. If your group would like a lunch, please contact the manager [email protected]

Additional information

Estimated duration:

30 hour(s)

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