Untold Stories: Miss Matley Moore a self-guided exhibition
Join us and uncover the untold story of Greyfriars' own Miss Matley Moore...
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
Over time the life stories of people from the past can become clouded in interpretation, lost to history, left untold...
This has been the case with Greyfriars last resident, Miss Matley Moore. But, in this self-guided exhibition, the indelible mark she left on Greyfriars and the City of Worcester will be revealed.
Join us between Tuesday the 12th to Friday the 15th August to experience Greyfriars house as never before, and find out more about the woman, artist, and 'local saviour', that once called Greyfriars home.
Visits to the exhibition will run 11am - 4pm (last entry at 3.30pm) from Tuesday 12th to Friday 15th August 2025.
The café and second-hand bookshop will be open as usual.
Admission is free for National Trust Members, or £8.50 for adults and £4.25 for under 18s.
Please note: During these dates the house will be accessible by guided tour only between 11am to 4pm, with guided tours available at 10am each day subject to availability.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £8.50 |
| Child | £4.25 |
| All Free for National Trust members | £0.00 |
The basics
- Suitability
Suitable for families.
- Meeting point
Reception is located directly opposite the main house at No. 14 Friar Street.
- Accessibility
Please be mindful of uneven surfaces throughout the property, and note that access to the upstairs of the house is via an 18th century staircase. The upstairs is not suitable for prams, these can be stored downstairs, please speak to a member of the team.
Upcoming events
Tudor Reenactment: Elizabethan Sugar Banquet
It is the 450th anniversary of Elizabeth I's visit to Worcester, so to celebrate the Tudors will be holding a sugar banquet for the queen. Free entry.
Opening Sunday 17th August
Greyfriars and Tudor House Museum will be open on Sunday 17th August in celebration of the Worcester Festival!
SOLD OUT Topic Talk: A Man and His Maker: Facing Death in Worcester in 1499
Get to know Thomas Grene – first resident of Greyfriars, and a man we can only piece together by his will and the medieval Worcester in which he lived.
Topic Talk: You've Been Timber Framed: An Introduction to Medieval Architecture
Take a closer look at medieval architecture and discover the ins and outs of Greyfriars as it comes to life one timber at a time.