Little Moreton Hall

Our natural world and places of historic beauty are at serious risk. Give to help protect Little Moreton Hall and together, we can help nature recover, bring people closer to it, and ensure our shared history continues to inspire us all. Thank you for your continued support.

Little Moreton Hall's gardener, Nicola, talks about her project to create a new orchard on the far side of the moat.

In winter 2018-19, we carried out a major project to bring the historic Tudor house safely into the 21st Century.

Find out about our project to transcribe the Moreton family letters, held in the British Library.

Discover the family who built Little Moreton Hall as an iconic statement of wealth.

Find out about the Dale family, tenant farmers at Little Moreton Hall.

Learn more about the last members of the Moreton family who owned the Hall and gifted it to the National Trust.

The 'How we used to sleep' project has come to an end at Little Moreton Hall. Find out more about the project research that is still going on behind the scenes. The Histories of Sleep website includes lots of interesting information about the key aspects of this fascinating project.

Reflections of a Victorian tragedy have recently been discovered in the windows of Cheshire’s best-known Tudor home.

Secret marks, in the form of burns and etchings, have been discovered throughout the Hall. What did they mean?

One of our volunteers, a former building surveyor, explains how the Hall was constructed.

What caused the dramatic subsidence that makes the Hall so topsy-turvy today?