Ford Green Hall was built in 1624 for Hugh Ford. It is a fine example of a timber-framed farm house. The Ford family lived at the Hall for nearly 200 years.
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As of the Sunday 5th January, anyone living in the ST6 postcode area of Stoke on Trent will get 20% off admission prices if they bring proof of their address with them!
(excludes school visits, and ticketed events)
Pop down to The Hall on Sunday 24th November and Sunday 1st December to collect a free Home energy check list and pen!
Packs provided by the NEA nea.org.uk/
Heritage Open Day this Sunday!
Our two guided tours are fully booked, but you can still visit the Hall and self guide for free!
11am - 3.30pm
The Enfield School of defence will at our Time Travel day on Sunday!
With demonstrations of Suffragette Ju Jitsu (yes it was a real thing) at 12.30 and the History of Boxing at 3pm!
11- 3.30pm Sunday 18th August
Ford Green Hall commissioned a plate from the wonderful Ann Rogers of Alsager Pottery to commemorate our 400th birthday! Here it is!!!
alsagerpottery.co.uk/
On this day!
Charles I, king of England, Scotland, and Ireland, was executed on Tuesday, 30 January 1649 outside the Banqueting House at Whitehall.
Charles famously wore two shirts so as not to shiver and appear afraid in the cold January weather.
We are very lucky to have a replica 17th century wedding dress on loan for our Wedding open day this Sunday.
Free admission for this event.
So bob in and see how the Hall would look set for a wedding!!
Sunday 28th January 11 - 3pm
