
The Museum & Heritage Centre at Henley-in-Arden, near Stratford-upon-Avon, England is a unique facility made possible by the generosity of a former Lord of the Manor of Henley-in-Arden, Joseph Alexander Hardy of Pennsylvania and inaugurated by his daughter, Robin Hardy Freed, in November 1996.
Please take a look round our site. We look forward to welcoming you on a visit to the Centre very soon.
William Booth son of John Booth of Hall End Farm was baptised in Beaudesert on 21st February 1776. He was arrested for the murder of his brother at Hall End Farm in 1808 but was later acquitted. In 1812 he was arrested and charged for forging coins and notes. He was condemned to death by the Stafford Assizes and hung at the second attempt. The traditional folk song "Twice tried, twice hung, twice buried" by J Raven is based on his life and death.
(William Booth - © Handsworth Historical Society 7/5072)
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Thursday 31 July 2025
The Heritage Open Days event runs from Friday 12th until Sunday 21st September. The centre will be open normal opening hours but will be open longer on Saturday 13th September: 12 - 4pm. https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/henley-in-arden-museum-heritage-centre.html
The Memorial Hall are also taking part in the Heritage Open Days scheme on Saturday 13th September 10 - 4. https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-event/henley-in-arden-memorial-hall-2025.html
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