The Journey of Woollen Cloth from the Welsh Valleys to the World via Shrewsbury
10 St. Marys Place, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 1DZ
Talks and an exhibition of the story of hand-woven woollen cloth from the Welsh Valleys to the World. From the farmer weavers, who produced the woollen cloth, to the carriers and shippers and their options for transport routes, to the middlemen in Shrewsbury, the Drapers, that controlled the finishing of the cloth and made the market, to some of the locations to where the woollen cloth was initially shipped to.
10 St. Marys Place, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 1DZ
Drapers` Hall was built in 1575 and has an angled step up to the site. Assistance is available if we know in advance and a level entrance will be opened. There is no wheelchair access to take users to the first floor.
The Exhibition will be accompanied by a short talk