Situated on the edge of the Cotswolds, Kelmscott Manor was the historic summer home of William Morris – designer, writer, and political activist. The fascinating collections at Kelmscott span more than 300 years and reflect the history, ideas and creative legacy of those who lived and worked there.
Our afternoon tour will be rounded off with a cream tea.
We shall stop in nearby Lechlade for lunch.
Cost: £55.00 per person.
Departing: Clevedon Road car park, Nailsea at 9.00, the Bristol Hotel, Prince Street at 9.30, Jacob’s Wells Road top at 9.45 and St Monica’s bus stop, Westbury Road at 10.00am.
This trip has proved very popular and is full, with a short waiting list. ONLY make an online booking if you are happy to join that list.
To book a place online, use the panel below:
A form for postal booking was included with the March newsletter.
Organizer: Richard Avery; membership@friendsofbmga.org.uk; 0117 329 6656.