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Our volunteers are waiting to welcome you to Clayton Hall—a historic and unexpected little oasis in a busy part of Manchester. Free open day today (last entry is 3pm) Come along and make yourself at home! 🔍Visit claytonhall.org

Free entry today at Clayton Hall — whilst you’re here, why not visit our tearoom and try our delicious homemade quiches, soup, and cakes? 🔍Visit claytonhall.org

Clayton Hall is undergoing some important restoration works—please excuse the appearance! 🗓We’re still open as usual on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. 🔍Visit claytonhall.org for opening times. Thanks to Manchester City Council for all their help and support.

Thank you to everyone who visited us today! We'd be most grateful if you would consider leaving a review on Tripadvisor—we're currently #2 for things to do in Manchester, and your words could help us reach #1! 🔍 tinyurl.com/ClaytonHallTA Our next open day is 5 July.

In 2018 we hosted Strange Perfume for a Queer Culture Book Fair 🌈 We hosted lots of stallholders selling their books, zines and artwork, and this is just some of the queer paraphernalia we got from there that is now part of the collection! #pridemonth

Thank you, CarolineH, for your lovely review about your visit to Clayton Hall—we're thrilled you enjoyed your visit and hope to see you again soon. 🔍Find out what all the fuss is about on our next free open day on Saturday 5th July. Visit claytonhall.org

On 1 July 1555, Manchester-born Protestant reformer John Bradford was burned at the stake for his beliefs. This blog explores his journey from Catholic lawyer to Protestant martyr, and highlights two remarkable items from our collection ❤️ 👉 Read here: tinyurl.com/5e9v7btm

Free open day on Saturday 5th July — step back in time and explore 800 years of history. Hands-on stuff in every room, winding staircases and costumed Victorians make Clayton Hall a fun place to explore for the whole family. 🔍 Visit claytonhall.org

Free open day on Saturday 5th July — step back in time and explore 800 years of history. Hands-on stuff in every room, winding staircases and costumed Victorians make Clayton Hall a fun place to explore for the whole family. 🔍 Visit claytonhall.org

Discover the legacy of Humphrey Chetham—a philanthropist who founded Chetham’s School & @ChethamsLibrary, the oldest public library in the English-speaking world. Visit his home at Clayton Hall Living History Museum for a free Open Day on Sat 5th July!🔍 claytonhall.org

Free open day tomorrow — Saturday 5th July. Step back in time and explore 800 years of history. Hands-on stuff in every room, winding staircases and costumed Victorians make Clayton Hall a fun place to explore for the whole family. 🔍 Visit claytonhall.org

Clayton Hall is undergoing some important restoration works—please excuse the appearance! 🗓We’re open as usual today (last entry 3pm). 🔍Visit claytonhall.org Thanks to Manchester City Council for all their help and support.

Our volunteers are waiting to welcome you to Clayton Hall—a historic and unexpected little oasis in a busy part of Manchester. Free open day today (last entry is 3pm) Come along and make yourself at home! 🔍Visit claytonhall.org

🐝 🇮🇹 Today it was great to join the Councillor Carmine Grimshaw as we celebrated the annual Madonna Del Rosario Italian Walks through the city. It was wonderful to see so many turnout from across Greater Manchester as we began the procession from ‘Little Italy’ in Ancoats! 👏👏👏

If you visited us on Saturday, we'd be most grateful if you would consider leaving a review on Tripadvisor—we're currently #2 for things to do in Manchester and your words could help us reach #1! 🔍Read what others have said: tinyurl.com/ClaytonHallTA Next open day: Sat 19th July

What links Shakespeare with Clayton Hall? Sir John Byron—Little Sir John with the Great Beard— once owned and lived there and was a favourite at Elizabeth I’s court. He’s thought to have inspired Lord Berowne (or Biron) in Love’s Labour’s Lost. 🔍Visit claytonhall.org

Thanks for your continued help and support, Tom, and to everyone at Manchester City Council. I don't think Clayton Hall has been this secure since Sir Thomas Fairfax and his Parliamentarian troops bivouacked at the Hall on their way to Nantwich during the Civil War!

Happy 445th Birthday to former Clayton Hall Living History Museum owner Humphrey Chetham, born #OTD in 1580. A savvy businessman, he used his fortune to combat poverty, offering underprivileged boys a chance at a better life. 🔍Learn more about him on our next open day! claytonhall.org