Selly Manor

These suave gentlemen were editors of Sudanese newspapers, who visited Bournville from the Central Office of Information in 1952. There are only 3 days left to view our 'African Visitors to Bournville' photography exhibition or you can view it online: https://t.co/Y1EwlvHcC7 https://t.co/Vs080LVBdU

21 October 2020

This is Sir Ofori Atta and his party in Bournville in 1928. Sir Ofori Atta was the Paramount Chief of Akim Abuakwa, one of the most important cocoa-producing districts in the Gold Coast. To learn more visit our 'African Visitors to Bournville' exhibition on until 23.10.20. https://t.co/QvbRatoxZK

15 October 2020

Our Halloween Spooktacular is SOLD OUT! Thanks to everyone who bought tickets, can't wait to see you all next week!

19 October 2020

RT @fredgrindrod: Really great to see that the fantastic @BookshopotGreen has reopened! It’s a great independent bookshop and hub for our c…

20 October 2020

If only we were between 11 and 16! Sadly we are a few hundred years older than that! https://t.co/Njq0wDNbWx

29 October 2020

Today is pumpkin painting day! We think we have the best but most random jobs in the world at Selly Manor! https://t.co/blaTrva5Jr

22 October 2020

Another fabulous walking tour led by BVT Heritage Manager Gillian, on 20th November at 2pm. Tickets are £10 pp. https://t.co/PI09ojQy27

26 October 2020

It's all about Halloween tongue twisters today at Selly Manor. How many times can you say: Creepy crawler critters crawl through creepy crawly craters 🕷🕸🦗

28 October 2020

What a fabulously spooky mirror selfie! Thanks for visiting 👻🎃 https://t.co/SfxFF03v4J

30 October 2020

Happy #MuseumPassion Day - and what better excuse than to share some beautiful photos of our favourite museum - Selly Manor (we might be biased!) Find out more and plan your visit: https://t.co/JYqcNQ1Zjp https://t.co/944roSYVPd

15 October 2020