Fulneck Moravian Museum
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Contact Details:

55/57 Fulneck, Pudsey, LS28 8NT
fulneckchurchevents@gmail.com

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  • Opening Hours

    Monday

    Closed all day

    Tuesday

    Closed all day

    Wednesday

    Closed all day

    Thursday

    Closed all day

    Friday

    Closed all day

    Saturday

    Closed all day

    Sunday

    Closed all day

Fulneck Moravian Museum

Spend a day in the unique settlement of Fulneck, built by the Moravians in the mid-18th century. Little has changed in its 250 year history and life still revolves around the church.

The Fulneck Moravian Museum opened in 1969 to house a collection of Moravian memorabilia, including 18th century Moravian lace and embroidery, brassware brought back from Tibet and Eskimo carvings from Labrador.

It is home to two 17th century cottages, a Victorian parlour and kitchen, weaving chamber, Moravian embroidery, folk exhibits, an 1822 hand-pulled fire engine and ethnographical exhibits.

The settlement of Fulneck itself is also home to a small art gallery and craft centre, an independent school, a golf club and a small restaurant ‘Zachary’s’, which was originally a shop and source of income for the community dating from 1771.

The museum is volunteer run and closed between October and April. Please contact by email for visits.