Tudor House Museum

The Tudor House Museum displays a complete merchant residence from the 17th century with period furniture and architectural elements throughout its preserved rooms.

Built in 1600 near a harbor inlet called The Cove, the building allowed traders to moor their boats directly outside for convenient cargo unloading.

The museum presents daily life exhibits showing cooking methods, furniture arrangements, and clothing styles typical of middle-class families in Tudor times.

Located in central Weymouth, the museum offers guided tours, a gift shop, and ground floor wheelchair access, with special arrangements for visually impaired visitors.

The building survived demolition orders in 1936 and wartime bomb damage before architect Walmsley Lewis restored it with authentic period collections.

Location: Weymouth

Address: 3, Trinity Street, Weymouth. DT4 8TW DT4 8TW

Website: http://weymouthcivicsociety.org/tudorho.html

GPS coordinates: 50.60586,-2.45316

Latest update: March 5, 2025 15:37