Lavenham Little Hall Museum

One of the oldest buildings in the best preserved of the Suffolk wool towns, this 14th century house was built for the Causton family of clothiers and its subsequent development has mirrored the changing fortunes of Lavenham.

Little Hall was restored by the Gayer-Anderson brothers who filled the house with art and artefacts collected during their extensive travels. Visitors can view the development of the Tudor house, explore the collection, relax in the tranquil walled garden or, with a guide and hear the story of its occupants through the centuries.

The medieval crown-post roof and the Persian bridal-box pictures are also not to be missed.

For additional information about admission, opening hours, access, facilities and learning opportunities, please visit the museum’s website.