The Museum of Cannock Chase tells the fascinating story of Cannock Chase, from its industrial beginnings, to its military role, famous local citizens, social history, domestic life and wildlife.

A little wilderness of woodlands and heath in the heart of the Midlands.

This atmospheric Elizabethan farmhouse conceals a priest's hole and hiding places, in one of which Charles II hid after the Battle of Worcester in 1651. The bed on which the royal fugitive slept is also on view. Follow the story of the King's dramatic escape from...

Housed in the Servants' Quarters at the Shugborough Estate, the County Museum features the restored Victorian kitchen, laundry and brewhouse, as well as galleries and temporary exhibitions illustrating Staffordshire life over the past 200 years.  

The Centre is set in 26 acres of former landscape gardens which was the ancestoral home of the Wolesley family. The site has a number of easily accessible walks taking in the three lakes, riverside and many other habitats. An impressive range of birds inhabit the...

The mysterious Shugborough Estate is the ancestral home of the Earls of Lichfield. With rumoured connections to the Holy Grail, the 364-hectare (900-acre) classical landscape is peppered with unusual monuments.

ASHT's main aim is to promote a greater awareness of the shared heritage between the Sikhs and Britain. This site explores this aspect of Sikh History through historical figures, treasures & the cultural landscape of Britain.

Chillington Hall situated in South Staffordshire has been the home to the Giffard family for more than 800 years, the present owner being the 29th Giffard generation to live at Chillington Hall.

The Arboretum is the premier park within Walsall, located immediately adjacent to the town centre. It is one of the oldest parks in the borough, having been originally developed around two flooded limestone quarries, opening as a public park in 1874. The core of the...

The Locksmith’s House shows the lifestyle and working conditions of the Hodson lockmaking family of Willenhall at the turn of the century. The Victorian house and lockmaking workshops are typical of the many small businesses which once flourished in the town which...