Malvern Hills
Properties and events in Malvern Hills
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17th Century Farming Lives
The everyday lives of farming people in 17th Century Ripple Parish, brought to life in words and pictures, food and drink, costumes and homes of the period, illustrated by St Mary's rare monastic misericords and the 1643 Battle of Ripple Field.
Civil War Talk
Tony Spicer will give a free evening talk about the Battle of Upton at The Tudor House Museum.
Gadfield Elm Chapel
Built in 1836 by the United Brethren, the Gadfield Elm Chapel is the world's oldest surviving Latter-day Saint chapel. Today, restored to its original glory, it stands as a lasting memory of mass conversions that took place there from 1840.
Great Malvern Priory - Architecture Special Tour
A thirty minute tour of the Priory with an emphasis on the architecture and how it developed over the years. The Tour is led by Peter Babb who is one of the Priory guides.
Great Malvern Priory - Medieval tiles and misericords Special Tour
A thirty minute tour of the Priory with an emphasis on the medieval tiles and misericords. The Tour is led by Faith Renger who is one of the Priory guides.
Great Malvern Priory - Stained Glass Special Tour
A thirty minute tour of the Priory with an emphasis on the stained glass of the Priory - mediaeval and modern. The Tour is led by Katherine Little who is one of the Priory guides.
Guided Tour of Great Malvern Station
One of the best preserved stations in the country which has recently had a major refurbishment.
History of Callow End Village Hall
Exhibition about the history of Callow End Village Hall
Lived experiences of Malvern
As part of a living histories project, local people have produced an artistic representation of what it means to them to be living in the Malvern area. This will be a visual record of the living history of Guarlford and the surrounding district.
Malvern Masonic Hall Open Day
This is a unique opportunity to visit this Edwardian building and its lavish décor. The Masonic Hall, originally part of the Belle Vue Hotel, is situated on Belle Vue Terrace in Great Malvern and is the home of the Malvern Freemasons.
Malvern Museum
Why not visit Malvern Museum in the ancient Priory Gatehouse in the centre of Great Malvern?
Malvern Quaker Meeting House
Quakers are known to have been worshipping in the Malvern area since the 1850s, and maybe earlier! Come to the Meeting House to read stories of local Quakers and trace the history of Quaker worship and activism in west Worcestershire and beyond.
North Malvern Clock Tower - Open Day
The Clock Tower near Tank Quarry, with its modern work of art the Cascade Gates (2007) in welded steel, by artist and sculptor Rose Garrard.
Patchwork Stories
A patchwork of stories from the church, the village and the people illustrating the past, present and future of this small historic corner of rural Worcestershire.
Tenbury Tales
Museum will feature informative special displays of people who contributed to the history of the town through their service or creative talents.
The Firs: Elgar's Birthplace
This small cottage gives an insight into composer Edward Elgar's humble beginnings. The modern visitor centre contains exhibitions of Elgar's life through his personal belongings. Outside explore our idyllic cottage garden, sound garden and orchard.
Upton-on Severn Walking Tour
Heritage Open days guided town walks start and end at the fabulous Tudor House Museum, a 17th century series of buildings housing artefacts of local history.
Visit Little Malvern Priory
The painted glass in the East window portrays Edward V and his family - one of only two portrayals in existence.
Visit St Michael's and All Angels, Tenbury Wells
The Church was bult as the Chapel for St Michael's music school Open from 1000 - 1600 Refreshments available