What’s On At Wall?
Guided Tours
We have a few events coming up over the next few months. We will be having short guided site tours at Wall on selected days throughout 2026. They will take place on the following Saturdays at 11.30am. Booking is not required, please just turn up outside the museum.
Hidden Gems: A Tour of Roman Wall Settlement
Investigate Wall on Sunday 18th October with Dr Mike Hodder and his popular guided tour around Wall village. This tour is more in-depth than the short Saturday tours, and therefore booking is essential. £10 including refreshments. Please contact us to book. Suitable clothing and footwear is advised for all of our tours.
Recent Archaeological Works in Staffordshire
Shane Kelleher County Archaeologist for Staffordshire will be joining us in Wall Village Hall to discuss the recent work that has been taking place in the county of Staffordshire. Tickets are £5 on the door.
Wings to the Past
Wings to the Past in an innovative project that uses archaeology and heritage projects to support personal resilience amongst Royal Air Force personnel and their families. Archaeology offers a unique opportunity for personnel to spend time together, learn new skills and more about the heritage of their area. Suzy Watts, founder and director will be joining us in Wall Village Hall. Tickets are £5 on the door.
Wall Before The Romans
People were living in Wall and its surroundings long before the Roman army arrived. This talk from Dr Mike Hodder in Wall Village Hall will describe prehistoric remains in the area, from stone tools made in the distant past to Iron Age farms near the “grey wood” that gave Letocetum its name. Tickets are £5 on the door.
The Wall Site Museum is just over 100 years old. The Roman baths building and mansio (then known as the ‘villa’) were first excavated in 1912-14 by the North Staffordshire Field Club under the supervision of the then landowner Mr R.J.K Mott. A site museum was quickly established nearby to house and display the finds. Many of the finds you can see today date from these excavations. Below is just a selection, visit our Virtual Museum to see more, or see our Opening Times to see them in real life and up close.
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