Black and White House Museum

The Black and White House Museum is a 17th Century timber-framed building.

The Black and White House Museum is a newly re-opened and refurbished magnificent Jacobean half-timbered building in the heart of Hereford City, furnished in period style.

Built in 1621 and home in the past to butchers, saddlers and bankers.

Explore the rooms which give a glimpse into daily life in the 17^th Century. Including fashion, dining and bedrooms.

Learn about the city during the Civil War.

Hands on activities for children and families.

For those unable to climb the stairs, a virtual tour is situated on the fully-accessible ground floor. There are also Braille and tactile images for the blind and visually impaired.

Note parking is available close by. Take a look at the council car parks page. There are public toilet facilities nearby, but not on site.

Opening hours may vary at short notice: Tuesday – Saturday 10-5, Sunday – 11-4, Bank Holidays 12-3

• Adults – £3.50
• Children under 16 are FREE with a paying adult
• Access to ground floor only – £1.50
• Adult annual pass – £10