This is a view of Shibden Hall's Folk Museum, including various old-fashioned shops, a blacksmith's and a tiny pub. Sadly, it's closing time!

The house was first built in 1420 and for over 300 years it was the home of the Lister family. Many generations of people and their families lived and worked there. The house has many objects of many dates showing how people lived throughout Shibden’s time as a family home. Shibden Hall is set in 90 acres of parkland with a range of attractions including woodland, walks, an orienteering course, children’s rides, miniature railway, pitch and putt and a boating lake.

Did you know the painted glass in the some of the Hall's windows are reported to have been acquired from churches that were being decommissioned by Henry VIII?