Visit to Strangers' Hall, Norwich.

This is a chance to view the house and museum, which started as a medieval merchant's house in the 1320s.

There will be no member's fee for this event.

We will meet for 11 am at the entrance.

Entry fees are - £7.50 for adults - there are concessions etc plus entry using a museums pass.

The ticket includes garden entry and afterwards we can get coffee/ refreshments, as this is near St Benedict's and Norwich Lanes.

There are several nearby car parks, the largest probably is St Andrew's.

Background info - in the 16th century, documents suggest it housed Dutch, Walloon and Flemish refugees/strangers who were weavers and fleeing religious persecution. They brought skills and wealth to the city and the hall has since been extended and improved throughout its history e.g, The Dining Room is Georgian. Each room tells a story of different time periods.