Samlesbury Hall: Samlesbury Hall is a 14th Century Manor House. Over the years there have been many changes.
It is administered by a registered charity known as the Samlesbury Hall trust whose aim is to maintain the Hall for the people of the area.
The trust was founded in the 1920 when the Hall was about to be demolished, since then the Hall has been a museum and Gallery and Host to many Grand functions.
History
Built in 1325 the Hall has a varied and interesting history and has been a school, a pub and a factory!
Antiques
With an extensive range of antiques and collectables, a treasure trove for the public and dealers. From outright sales to our sealed bid auctions weekly, there are lots of bargains to be found. The general public and dealers are invited to bring items which we sell on a commission basis.
Weddings
The Hall is available on Saturdays for Weddings and other days by special arrangement. The income helps to maintain and keep the Hall open to the public and also allows guests as well as visitors to enjoy the magic of Samlesbury.
Events and Exhibitions
In our beautiful Gallery we have an ever changing list of Events and Exhibitions; these are constantly being updated so keep an eye out for whats going on.
For more information about Samlesbury Hall, please contact , or see event details on the left.
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For a full list of forthcoming events taking place in Lancashire, as well as local attractions, days out, theatre, visual arts and sport, visit our events in Samlesbury page.
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