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.
- Booking essential
Join us for an enlightening introduction to medieval architecture, discovering the ins and outs of timber-framed buildings and why they have stood the test of time.
Wednesday 20th August 2025 at 11.15am
This talk is led by a volunteer.
The talk will be held downstairs at Greyfriars. Please check in at reception upon arrival. There are cobbles and uneven surfaces throughout, as well as a step into the seated area.
Tickets are available online and from the reception at Greyfriars: £6.00 per person. Tickets must be booked in advance.
Talks last approx. 45minutes.
All profits go towards supporting Greyfriars House and Garden, so it can continue to be enjoyed by everyone, for ever.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £6.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Meeting point
Please check in at reception (no.14 Friar Street directly opposite the main house) at least 10 minutes before the talk is due to start.
- Accessibility
Please be aware there are uneven surfaces throughout the property, and access to the house includes steps through the door ways and a steep staircase.
Upcoming events
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Tudor Reenactment: Elizabethan Sugar Banquet
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Opening Sunday 17th August
Greyfriars and Tudor House Museum will be open on Sunday 17th August in celebration of the Worcester Festival!
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