The Red Lodge Museum
One of Bristol's best-hidden gems, it has ties to Lord Byron and became the nation's first reformatory school for girls.

📜 Historic house museum in Bristol, England. 🔍 Originally built in 1570, it features Tudor/Elizabethan architecture and a significant history as the nation's first reformatory school for girls. # Why Go 🏛️ Explore Britain's domestic and educational history 🌳 Admire the Elizabethan knot garden 🖼️ See ornate Tudor/Elizabethan oak panelling and period rooms 💡 Learn about Mary Carpenter's pioneering reforms for girls 🏛️ Part of Bristol Museum & Art Gallery # Why Avoid ♿ No disabled access 🅿️ No parking available # Cost 💰 Free access, donations welcome.

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