Kelmscott House
William Morris, founder of the Arts and Craft movement, lived in this beautiful 18th century house on the banks of the River Thames during the last 18 years of his life.
The majority of the William Morris Society’s collection at Kelmscott House comes from the generous legacy of Mrs Marion Helena Stephenson, who also bequeathed the building. The collection contains a number of Kelmscott Press titles and working proofs as well as the only printing press used by Morris left in the country.
What's on:
“AS IF I MYSELF SHOULD BE LEFT BEHIND”: WILLIAM MORRIS IN ICELAND, A TALK BY LAVINA GREENLAW
23 September 2017
The reasons for Morris’s journey to Iceland are complex. The journal he wrote while he was there reveals more about them than he probably knew.
Entry Fee
Free
Stadium Tour Times and Prices
Open from 4 April to 31 October
General Open Days:
Wednesday and Saturday:11:00 am - 5:00pm
Ticket office opens at 10.30 am; last entry to the house is at 4:00 pm
- Adults: £11.00 (£10.00 without Gift Aid)
- Family (2 adults + 2 children): £29.00 (£26.00 without Gift Aid)
- Full-time Students: £5.50 (£5.00 without Gift Aid)
- Children (5-16): £5.50 (£5.00 without Gift Aid)
- Children (4-): Free
- Accompanying carers: Free
- Garden-only ticket: £3.50
Address
26 Upper Mall, London, W6 9TA, London
Post Code
W6 9TA
Phone
Opening Hours
- Thursday and Saturday:2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
- Other times by appointment