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The Hill, Stroud. Hosted by Stroud Freemasons
Heritage Open Day: A unique opportunity to visit the Grade 2 Listed 17th Century merchants house at The Hill, Stroud. Built in 1634 for Thomas Webb ’de Hill’.
Discover many period features within the house and visit the purpose-built Masonic Room. The Hill is an out-of-the-way ‘secret’ location within the heart of Stroud, an historic town based on the wool trade. The Hill’s location remains relatively unknown to a high percentage of the local population.
Built in 1634 for Thomas Webb 'de Hill' the 17th Century Cotswold stone-built merchants house still retains many of its period features including original oak wood beams & panelling and turn of the century Art Nouveau ceramic tiles.
Discover many period features within the house and visit the purpose-built Masonic Room. The Hill is an out-of-the-way ‘secret’ location within the heart of Stroud, an historic town based on the wool trade. The Hill’s location remains relatively unknown to a high percentage of the local population.
Built in 1634 for Thomas Webb 'de Hill' the 17th Century Cotswold stone-built merchants house still retains many of its period features including original oak wood beams & panelling and turn of the century Art Nouveau ceramic tiles.
Saturday 7 Sep 2024
12 The Hill, Merrywalks, Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5 4EP
Sat 7 Sep:1000-1600; Free Entry.
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