Eyam Hall
Landmark and historical place Museum Café
Eyam Hall is a Jacobean style manor house in Eyam in Derbyshire which is run by the National Trust.HistoryThe Wright family were landowners in Eyam although the family was based in Longstone. William Wright gave his land in Eyam to his second son Thomas who is credited with building the hall. Thomas's son John sold his father's house in Unthank and based his branch of the family in Eyam. Read more
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2015-12-20What an amazing day out. The staff were all extremely approachable and knowledgable. My children learned so much in a fun way. After going round the...
2014-05-24Despite the rainfall had a great time at the hall. What made it special though was the kind volunteers and staff who despite the rain were friendly,...
2018-05-12Loved it, especially my son. Staff are very friendly too xx
2018-03-25Great little museum,very friendly and helpful staff. Only thing that lets it down is that it doesn't accept card payments!
2017-12-30proper value for money and very informative . loads of information about the plague outbreak, local history including local family history and mining...
2017-12-16I have really enjoyed volunteering at Eyam Hall. I have enjoyed meeting and working with the volunteers who have all been friendly and meeting all the...
2017-11-19Just delightful - equally lovely to be able to see such a historic house that is also loved and lived in today as a home. Beautiful Christmas...
2017-11-13Steeped in history great place to visit.
2017-11-05Only a small museum but the contents more than made up for that. A lovely film to introduce the village of you wanted, then excellent information...
2017-10-28What a great place and the staff are so friendly and helpful.
2017-10-19Very interesting Museum. Lots of information. I especially like the life size models. It's bigger on the inside. I am inspired by the story of Eyam...
2017-09-01Wot a great place to go for a day out with lots of history
2017-09-01A lovely village steeped in history the museum was fascinating reading about the plague and we watched a 15 minute video which brought it all...
2017-08-30Interesting tale. Welcoming helpful staff. The kids loved it.
2017-08-29Yes enjoyed the day lovely food as well the village and museum was very interesting and the hall its pity n t pulling out ...
2017-08-21Nice day out however some of the display information is looking a little tatty and old. Service in the pub for Sunday lunch was atrocious - restaurant...
2017-08-20Enjoyed walking around the village learning about the plague that killed so many in Eyam. We'll worth the visiting.
2017-07-30This place is so pretty.. never heard of it.. Definitely recommend.. go go go ... the national trust are giving it up.. but they hold wedding,s...
2017-07-23Fantastic!
2017-07-22Lovely place to while away a few hours and soak up the history.
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20 reviews of Eyam Hall.
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