Red House Contemporary photograph of Red House Website www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-redhouse The unique home of Wiliam Morris—artist, craftsman, and socialist Internationally significant Arts and Crafts Movement house, built for William Morris Designed by Morris and his friend, the architect Philip Webb Original items of fixed furniture created by Morris and Webb Outstanding wall paintings and stained glass by Edward Burne-Jones Delightful, peaceful garden 'clothes the house,' now in suburban surroundings Tea-rom and small shop with range of gifts, books and Arts and Crafts-related items Visitor information OPENING TIMES 4 March–22 November 2009 11 a. m.–4.45 p. m., Wednesday–Sunday Telephone for details. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing. Admission by booked guided tour with self-guided tour after 2 p. m. Admission prices: Standard sdmission £6.90, child £3.45, family £17.25. Groups £5.90. Garden only: 50p. Shop, tea-room and second-hand books—free. LOCATION AND CONTACT DETAILS Red House Red House Lane Bexleyheath DA6 8JF (020) 8304 9878 (bookings line 9.30 a. m.–1.30 p. m. Tues–Sun) redhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk Friends of Red House Bob Allen Dean's Office, University of Greenwich Mansion Site, Avery Hill Eltham London SE9 2PQ (020) 8331 8138 R.M.Allen@gre.ac.uk www.friends-red-house.co.uk Video Marsh, Jan. Historic Houses: Red House. Video. 2 parts. Antiques TV. 2007. Part 1 (8 mins.) Part 2 (13 mins.) HOME · LIFE · ART · WRITING · SOCIAL THOUGHT NEWS/EVENTS · JOIN · THE SOCIETY · CONTACT US LAST UPDATE 8 JANUARY 2010