Britain's first jet aircraft, the Gloster E28/39, first left the ground at nearby Brockworth airfield in 1941. The Museum houses a replica of the plane together with original Gloster-built planes such as the Javelin and Meteor. Some aircraft cockpits will be open subject to availability. The Museum will be open FREE of charge from 10.00am to […]
The Friends' Meeting House is a Grade II listed building, dating back to 1834-5 and designed by Samuel Daukes. In 1879 a large portico was added, with a schoolroom above. A unique feature is the large wooden screen between the two main rooms which can be wound up and down to make one large space. Friends […]
The church is over 100 years old and was also home church to the famous Dr Hadwen. There will be refreshments available and a power point presentation about the history of the church. The church, situated at 146 Southgate Street, will be open from 10.00am to mid-day on Thursday and Friday and 10.00am to 4.00pm […]
The city's oldest parish church , which is mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1085. It was built over a Saxon church and a Roman building. the Roman mosaic tiled floor can still be seen in the church. The building was used as a prison for Royalist soldiers during the Civil War in 1643. On […]
The original St Mary's Hall situated in St Mary's Square was bought by Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, in 1788 for the Gloucester followers of George Whitefield, the famous 18th century preacher. The church has evolved over the years and now stands in its replacement building (c.1958) as a Congregational Church, which welcomes one and all […]
Built c.1750, this building has been occupied by a Perfumer, a Cider Merchan and Brewer and benn used as a bonded warehouse and dance hall. Presently occupied by the Gloucester Freemasons as their Masonic Lodge. No tickets required. The building is in Mercers Lane.
Gloucester Life Museum is a magical place telling the story of Gloucester through its people and their lives. Behind the chocolate box facade is a fascinating and surprising collection of objects and exhibitions. There is a World War II day on Saturday 10th. Hot and cold drinks, cakes and biscuits are available in the self-service […]
The building is over 200 years old, dating back to 1815, and was originally used for the manufacture of rope and sails for the tall ships and those powered by steam. Coffee shop open Thursday to Sunday. All fresh food and home made cakes and scones. The venue is situated in Severn Road by Gloucester […]
Join Gloucester's Rococo Players as they tour the Gate Streets in the city centre bringing to life the stories of some of Gloucester's most famous citizens. Lady Aethelflaed, Robert Raikes and Beatrix Potter are among the cast of colourful characters who will tell you their story and explain how their lives became woven into the […]