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Staircase House is a beautifully restored townhouse situated in Stockport's historic Market Place. The House is famous for its rare Jacobean cage-newell staircase, which is one of only three examples in Britain.
Visit the House and journey from 1460 to WWII, experiencing every century in between. Discover how people used to live and how society and attitudes have changed over time.
The audio tour can take between one and two hours.
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Different forms of lighting were used in the 17th century. Laterns were made from wood or metal, with panels of animal horn.
Tallow candles were...
The beautifully restored Georgian dining room in Staircase House
This 17th century room depicts the importance of textiles at this time. It was probably used by the cloth merchant visiting the Shallcross family...
The old Lion door knocker on the Kitchen door of Staircase House

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