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King John’s House and Museum is the custodian of some of Romsey’s oldest buildings, with this fascinating and complex site an important part of the town’s rich heritage. Their architectural treasures include a medieval-era stone hall, a half-timbered Tudor cottage, and a brick-built Victorian house and shop, all a stone’s throw from the splendour of Romsey Abbey. A registered charity, they are dedicated to preserving this eclectic range of buildings, along with our historic collections, for future generations, as well as sharing the remarkable stories of the people who lived and worked here.
King John’s House will be at the festival Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.