The Hardmans' House

The front door at 59 Rodney Street showing the flanking columns with the names of Burrell & Hardman

Step back in time to the 1950s in this fascinating home and photographic studio

More about this place

The front door showing name plaque at the Hardmans' House, Liverpool

Before you visit The Hardmans' House 

As The Hardmans' House is small yet perfectly formed we offer pre-booked timed tours to ensure you get the most out of your visit. We are currently accepting bookings for the whole season, so if you would like to visit please call us on 0151 709 6261 or email thehardmanshouse@nationaltrust.org.uk to book a tour. Click through to read some useful pre-visit information.

E.C. Hardman, The Diver, Photograph, 1929

Upcoming events & special tours 

Try one of our special new intriguing tours, focusing on the life and work of Margaret Hardman, the beautiful architecture of Georgian Liverpool or how the buildings that Edward photographed have survived to the present day.

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The kitchen at the Hardmans' House, Liverpool

Explore and enjoy 

Delve into the life of the renowned 1950s photographer Edward Chambré Hardman and his wife Margaret. Explore the photography studio that encompassed their life's work and their humble living quarters.

A sample of the re-touching work done by Hardmans' staff

Hardmans' House Staff Exhibition 

Our 2017 exhibition illuminates some of the lives behind the lens at the Burrell and Hardman Photographic Studio.

Walk in the Hardmans' Footsteps

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Eating and shopping

Photographic prints for sale at the Hardmans' House

Browse our shop 

Choose from a small selection of souvenirs and gifts inspired by the lives and work of Edward and Margaret.

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History

Edward Chambré Hardman takes a photograph on holiday

Discover the past 

Take a look at the people and the stories behind the successful photography business of Burrell & Hardman.

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Get involved

A volunteer at the Hardmans' House talks to visitors

Join in 

We couldn't work without our dedicated team of volunteers who help us run and look after The Hardmans' House. Take a look at what they get up to and how you can get involved.

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Our work

A vintage dog toy on display at the Hardmans House

Caring for the Collection 

What do we get up to during the winter months? Conservation carries on!

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