Revolution House
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In 1688, three local noblemen, the Earl of Devonshire, the Earl of Danby and Mr John D'Arcy met at Whittington disguised as a hunting party, to begin planning their part in the overthrow of James II. A rainstorm sent them seeking shelter to the Cock and Pynot alehouse. Now known as Revolution House, it is a free public museum. There is a display of 17th century furniture, a video on the Revolution of 1688 and a programme of special events through the summer. Small groups accepted by prior arrangement. Disabled access to ground floor only. Opening details Season Dates Opening Hours Sat 1 Apr - Sun 24 Sep 2017 Sat - Sun 11:00 to 16:00 Thu 14 - Sun 24 Dec 2017 Mon - Sun 11:00 to 16:00 Please see website for further details. Prices Free entry | |||||||||||||||||||