Visit to Phillips House, Much Marcle

The very grand Grade II* Listed former vicarage of Much Marcle, 17th-century Phillips House, has a Restoration façade facing the church and a Queen Anne façade facing the wonderful view of British Camp in the Malvern Hills. 

While exploring the ground floor rooms and climbing Jacobean stairs to the attic and servants’ quarters, the owners will guide visitors through what they have learned so far about the prosperous life of vicars with a living like Much Marcle until the 1950s. 

Please note that stairs are plentiful. There will also be an opportunity to explore the gardens. 
limited to 12 people.

Proceeds will go to the Much Marcle community village shop.

This is a private event for members of the Friends of Herefordshire Museums and Arts and invited associate organisations. If you’d like to come along, it’s easy to join the FHMA for £15 a year for an individual, or £25 for a couple. Email enquiries@fhma.org.uk with your request and contact details or download the form on the web site www.fhma.org.uk/join-us.html