Staircase House is a restored townhouse situated in Stockport's historic market place. The house is famous for its rare cage newell staircase dating back to 1618. Journey through time from its humble beginnings as a medieval cruck framed building in 1460 to the splendour of the 17th century townhouse, concluding in WWII. Along the way visitors will pass through period rooms. The house is fully interactive and visitors are encouraged to touch the objects and furniture and try your hand at any activities on offer.
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30-31 Market Place, Stockport
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Staircase House in Stockport, England offers visitors a glimpse into 17th-century life. The restored townhouse showcases period furnishings and architecture, with its namesake Jacobean staircase as the centerpiece. Visitors appreciate the interactive exhibits and hands-on activities that bring history to life. The knowledgeable staff and volunteers enhance the experience with their insights. However, some guests find the museum relatively small and wish for more extensive displays. The authentic atmosphere and well-preserved features are praised, but a few visitors note that the narrow staircases might be challenging for those with mobility issues. Overall, Staircase House provides an educational and engaging look at local history, though it may not require an extended visit.
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