Latest Little Hall and Lavenham News

Clueless?
Not all our visitors dress for the part but on Easter Saturday we were taken back to an earlier age, although not quite what the Gayer-Andersons would have recognised. What was their game? To a

Painting Links Gayer-Anderson to the Tenement Years
Richard Poulson was born in Little Hall in 1923 when his family lived in one of the tenements. They moved out and the Gayer Andersons started restoration. He and other children would visit Little Hall,

Object of the Month – Indian Tiles
We open for 2022 on Friday 1st April and look forward to welcoming more new visitors as well as friends coming back again. Like many of our treasures, we continue to learn more about them.

Is volunteering on your to-do list this year?
Step inside Little Hall to discover a house which mirrors the changing fortunes of Lavenham. Positioned in a prime location on the market place and built in the 14th century for wealthy clothiers its history

Alan Gilpin – Heritage Champion
If you visit us you’ll meet our ‘front of house’ volunteers but Little Hall wouldn’t be the success it is without the work done behind the scenes. Amongst our unsung heroes are the gardeners who

Little Hall Shop
At the time of writing, the museum and shop are currently closed to visitors, although we are hoping to be able to open in some way in the Spring. However, we are exploring the possibility

Little Hall on Screen
To start what we hope will be a happier new year, whilst you cannot visit Little Hall in person, why not visit it on the screen. Little Hall has been a popular backdrop for films