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Tel: 01392 412348
Guided, or self-guided, access to the Medieval, 1471, Tuckers Hall, home of the Incorporation of The Weavers, Fullers and Shearmens Guilds.
Tuckers Hall is arranged over 2 levels and 4 major areas. 3 areas act as interpretive, interactive museums with video films and
touch sensitive map and document archives. Additionally there are many exhibits detailing the history of the woollen cloth
trades. There is a specific exhibit displaying Civil War Firearms which will be open to the public for the first time. The Medieval
Banqueting Hall is the “must see” element of Tuckers Hall. Originally an open chapel dedicated to Our Lady of The Assumption
this is now a finely carved (1630s) and panelled room floored throughout.
● 13th September: 10:30-13:00
● 15th September: 10:30-13:00
● 17th September: 10:30-13:00
No booking required
Additional Information:
Visitors may queue for guided tours at 1000/1100 and 1200 with the first 20 being taken or visit self guided within fire regulation
upper numbers. The last entry to the Hall is at 1230 so it can close promptly at 1300 all days.
Contact for the day: Davy Johnston 01392 412348
How can people participate? In Person
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Nearest station is Exeter Central and Exeter St David's station. From Exeter Central, west end of Queen Street, turn right approximately 0.25 miles down the hill.
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