A 17th-century manor house with romantic, intimate gardens - for generations, the East Riddlesden Hall estate was a hive of farming activity; producing enough milk, cheese and bread to adequately supply the household and its workers.
Today, friendly room guides bring the house to life and share the fascinating stories that have made this special place an award-winning visitor attraction. Going into the Hall feels like walking through someone's home; it has a cosy lived-in feel, and creates a relaxing atmosphere where visitors can feel at ease examining the exquisite embroideries and blackwork, oak furniture and pewter.
WHAT'S ON THIS SUMMER
‘In Residence’ is an exhibition of contemporary and innovative artwork by a group of textile artists, flaX.
Daily from July 6 to August 3, 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. Free event but normal admission applies.
Join artists in residence flaX as they take you on a guided tour of their works. Inspired by the surroundings at East Riddlesden Hall, flaX have been drawn to the unexplained and curious narratives embedded in the fabric of the buildings and garden.
- Address: Bradford Road, Riddlesden, Keighley, BD20 5EL. Telephone: 01535 607075. Website: nationaltrust.org.uk/east-riddlesden-hall/. Email: eastriddlesden@nationaltrust.org.uk. Admission - Free to National Trust members. Adult: £5.30, Child: £2.60, Family: £11.60.
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