VISIT OUR MUSEUM

 Open until Sunday 29th September 2019 every Thursday, Friday and Sunday  

11am – 5pm

The Manor House opens at 12 noon and last entry is at 4pm.

  In 1914 some of the most influential people on both sides of the Atlantic funded the purchase and restoration of Sulgrave Manor, the home of George Washington’s English ancestors, as part of the centenary commemorations for the Treaty of Ghent which had established peace between Britain and the United States of America after the War of 1812.

The restoration was delayed by the outbreak of the First World War, and Sulgrave Manor opened to the public on 21 June 1921.  The same year, Sulgrave Manor Board (now Sulgrave Manor Trust) was established to preserve Sulgrave Manor for the public benefit and promote its historic and symbolic role in Anglo-American relations.

Almost a century later, Sulgrave Manor remains the only historic house which belongs to both the people of Great Britain and of the United States. We are an accredited museum and an independent charity, who exist entirely through the generosity of our donors, supporters and visitors.

Gift Aid* Adult:  £8.80

Standard Adult: £8.00

Gift Aid* Concession: £8.25

Standard Concession: £7.50

Gift Aid* Child: £4.00

Standard Child: £3.60

Gift Aid Family Ticket: £24.50

 Standard Family Ticket: £22.00

Season Tickets:

Single £22

Joint £44

Family £60