Built in the 1130s The Manor is one of the oldest continuously inhabited houses in Britain and much of the original house remains virtually intact in spite of various changes over nine hundred years.

The upstairs hall is a room full of atmosphere and the echoes of nearly nine centuries of family conversations. It was used during World War II by Lucy Boston to give gramophone record recitals twice a week to the RAF. The 1929 EMG gramophone is still in use in this room.

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Ghost Stories by M R James told by candlelight in the 900 year old Music Room

Canon Alberic’s Scrapbook and The Mezzotint
Friday 27 January, Thursday 16 February, Sunday 25 March

O Whistle and I’ll Come to You and The Ash Tree
Saturday 28 January, Sunday 19 February, Friday 23 March

A Warning to the Curious and Lost Hearts
Sunday 29 January, Friday 17 February, Saturday 24 March

Doors for all performances open at 7.30pm for 8.00pm

Tickets: £16.00, to include a glass of wine
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For tickets to any of our events please telephone The Manor on 01480 463134 or email diana_boston@hotmail.com
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New release - Two Strange Tales CD

A CD of two of Lucy's "Ghost" stories presented by Nunkie Audio
Two Strange Tales
by Lucy M Boston , Read by Robert Lloyd Parry
£5.75 each (to include 2nd class postage)
please see the shop page for full details.

F rom Time to Time DVD

The From Time to Time DVD was released in mid-February and is available by mail order from The Manor - please see the shop page for full details.