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Westbury Manor – A quick 2,000-year tour
Westbury Manor – A quick 2,000-year tour

Sat 19 Sept

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Westbury Arts Centre

Westbury Manor – A quick 2,000-year tour

Westbury has been an occupied site since pre-history and has a history that pre-dates the Norman Conquest. Come on a tour through 2,000+ years!

Time & Location

19 Sept 2026, 11:00 – 12:30

Westbury Arts Centre, Foxcovert Road, Shenley Wood, Milton Keynes MK5 6AA

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About the Event

FREE, all welcome


Occupied since Roman times, and the site of a Saxon burial, Westbury enters the historical record

before the Norman Invasion when a Queen’s lover occupied the manor house here. Given to a Norman Knight after the Conquest it was expanded into a moated manor with a major rebuild in 1670, featuring a famous door most probably salvaged from the Spanish Armada.


Becoming a tenanted farm in the 17th and 18th Centuries, Westbury became a feature of the Hunting landscape of Whaddon Chase. After a brief period as a private residence the New Town bought the property and it has since then been an Arts Centre. Come and let us take you through this fascinating history that encompasses more than two millennia!

Tickets

  • General Admission

    £0.00

Total

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