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Explore the fascinating world of the Victorian judges at this award-winning historic house.
There's nothing like a nice private shower!
Having a shower in Victorian times meant a line of maids passing water up a ladder to the final one who poured it over your head whilst you stood in your metal frame or tent contraption - you can see one at Erdigg, an historic house near Wrexham, North Wales.
If you liked that fact, why not check out these:
News
- Museum Celebrates Welsh Government Support
Press Release The Judge’s Lodging may have seemed a - Museum mourns loss of great actor and friend
PRESS RELEASE: The Judge’s Lodging museum, the award-winning historic
Forthcoming Events
- 01/04/18
to 22/12/18
Stapleton Castle Tours - 25/08/18
to 11/11/18
To the Families, One Coin 2018 - 01/10/18
to 31/10/18
Pop-Up Welsh Tearoom - 27/10/18
to 04/11/18
Half-Term Bat Baffler - 30/11/18
Ghost Stories for Christmas
Strange But True
- To stink or not to stink
It takes 25 trips up and down our 41 stairs to bring the water from the basement water pump to fill the Judge's Bath (we know, we've tried it). Let's hope the judges liked to be stinky - poor maid!
Historical Handy Hints
- The right sort of bath
The tepid bath seems the best adapted to - Musty clothes
When clothes have acquired an unpleasant odour by - To remove grease from books
Lay upon the spoon a little magnesium or
Recipes
- To Make Fine Sausages
Take six pounds of good pork, free from - A Westminster Fool
Take a penny-loaf, cut it in thin slices, - Cook books we like to use
Don't be put off by these books being
