What better way to engage your students in history than to let them experience it for themselves?

At Bullace Hill a complete 16th century farm has been rebuilt on a 8 acre site near Chepstow, overlooking the Bristol Channel. The farm contains: gardens, barns, hay meadows, woodlands and orchards. But apart from that we keep accurate 16th century livestock including horses, pigs and of course sheep.

Once a year the site comes to life and is filled with people you would have run into when visiting a farm in the 16th century. Women spinning, a shepherdess looking after sheep and small children. A charcoal burner, men working in the hay meadows, dairymaids. You might even meet the master of the house...

A tour of the site is something your students will long remember. Given proper preparation at school the visit will be a very valuable part of the regular curriculum.

In 2012 the living history will take place from Monday 2^nd July until Friday 6^th July

This website is meant to show you what Bullace Hill Living History has to offer. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Contact info can be found via the left-hand menu.