Experience the History of The Red Lodge Museum

What secrets lie behind the bright red door? Step inside and discover over 400 years of history in a museum that feels removed from the modern world.

The Red Lodge Museum, a Grade I listed building, was originally constructed between 1579 and 1580 and was remodelled in the early 19th century. It traces the history of the house itself, showcasing Tudor and Georgian rooms with original features including Tudor oak panelling and a plasterwork ceiling in the Great Oak Room.

Notable Features

• 🏛️ Great Oak Room: Features original Tudor oaken furnishings.
• 🕰️ Architectural Diversity: A mix of Elizabethan, Georgian, and Victorian styles.
• 👑 Historical Significance: Once a royal party house, later a Victorian reform school.

Accessibility is straightforward as the museum is free and welcomes tourists, families, and historians alike.