See the story of pewter brought alive with stunning examples from Roman times to the present day, complete with children's interactive learning zone.

• An elegant example of an Elizabethan town house, a short distance from Nash’s House and New Place
• Once home to Katherine Rogers, mother of John Harvard, the founder of Harvard University, USA
• Explore the extensive range of British pewter including Roman chargers and 16th Century pilgrim badges

• Let your children try their hands at the decorative pewter craft of repoussé, take a virtual reality tour and become a pewter detective with our fun interactive games
• Close to public car parks, gift shops, toilets
• Limited disabled access to the house. Please note there are no toilet facilities on site