Lisa Prince Art Exhibition

Original artwork exhibition by Stafford artist Lisa Prince.

Showcasing three collections: Stafford Landmarks, British Wildlife and My Love of Italy.

Visit the exhibition during the Ancient High House’s opening times.

Exhibition – Making a Mark

An Art Exhibition Featuring Drawings and Paintings by the Students of Professional Artist and Tutor Mark Lippett.

Visit the exhibition during the Ancient High House’s opening hours.

Exhibition – Broderers

Come along and have a look at the borough broderer’s fantastic work that adorns the Ancient High House and learn some information about their processes of creating. From the beautiful 4 poster bed curtains to embroidery of Henry VIII and his wives, only on display during this exhibition.

Visit the exhibition during the Ancient High House’s opening times.

Exhibition – D-Day – The Liberation of Europe – Stafford’s Role

An exhibition looking at the stories of Staffordian’s experiences on D-Day told through their own words. The cabinets include rare images, medals and personal artefacts relating to the liberation of Europe.

This exhibition provides an insight into the counter-invasion of Hitler’s Europe and the days leading up to VE-Day as seen through the eyes of local heroes. It forms a part of a programme of commemorations taking place across the country to mark the events of eighty years ago.

Visit the exhibition during the Ancient High House’s opening times.

Exhibition – You’ve Been Framed

An exhibition revealing Staffordshire Yeomanry history in framed photographs, paintings, textiles and manuscripts.

Like most museums, there is not enough room to display every item or object within our permanent gallery space. At the Ancient High House we hold some of our collections safely in storage. This temporary exhibition provides an opportunity for the public to see our ‘framed’ treasures for the first time.

This framed collection of photographs, paintings, illustration, textiles and manuscripts commemorate the raising of the regiment in the 18th century, to the Boer War, World War I and World War II Campaigns.

Visit the exhibition during the Ancient High House’s opening times.