Inside you will find interpretation panels describing the history of Calverley Old Hall, the Calverley Family, the people who have lived here, and information about the Landmark Trust’s project to revive the building and bring it back into use and secure its future.
You will also be able to see a few of the apotropaic finds which were discovered in the building during the works in 2021 – 2024. Objects including leather children’s shoes from the 18th – 19th century and a children’s whistle from the 19th century which was found in the wall of the Solar.
Finally, you can take a seat on a replica medieval chapel bench, made and hand carved by community partners as part of our community engagement project in 2024.
The restoration of Calverley Old Hall and the interpretation presented in the Chapel was made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Plan your visit
We will open the Chapel between 11am and 2pm as often as possible on our changeover days of Mondays and Fridays. An A-board will be positioned outside the gate on the days the Chapel is open. If you are travelling to visit the Chapel, to avoid disappointment please contact our bookings team to confirm opening days before setting off.
All are welcome. Children under 16 years old should be supervised when visiting. Access to the rest of the building is not included.
There is no parking available on site. Access is possible from many local footpaths, or by parking on the nearby Woodhall Road. Please park considerately for our neighbours.
If you would like to enjoy the site further, the Community Garden is available to visit for all during daylight hours 365 days a year.
Accessibility information
The Chapel is accessed via a gravel path, and a grassed pathway. There is a small step up into the Chapel at the doorway. Otherwise it is level access.
Our information boards include QR codes to listen to an audio description of the board for those who are blind or partially sighted.