Elm Tree Gallery News
04/12/11: Now in stock - new Fox and Chave Italian silk ties, Crystal Angel hanging decorations, Woods of Windsor and Yardley's toiletries for men, plus lots more gorgeous, reasonably priced scarves.
Please remember that in addition to our normal opening hours we are now also open on Sundays (from 10:00 until 17:00) until Christmas.
10/11/11: New scarves for ladies and gentlemen now in stock and selling quickly. Additional selection of china mugs expected within the next few days. Long awaited party bunting now arrived.
27/10/11: Our beautifully gift wrapped hand made soaps from Vanillerize have just arrived, and the full range of Woods of Windsor toiletrties - including new men's products - is due next week.
27/10/11: Long awaited new scarf collections now expected week commencing 7/11/11. Details and photos to follow soon.
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History
Elm Tree Gallery is located in a Tudor house circa 1525 and was first recorded in 1575 as The Bull Inn. The Gallery was established in 1978 in the nearby village of Drinkstone and moved to Woolpit in 1987. We pride ourselves on a personal service to our customers. We have many visitors from afar who make a point of
regularly returning to us because of the unique and friendly ambience and excellent selection of gifts and greetings cards.
The village of Woolpit itself is well worth a visit with its fine Church of St Mary famous for its double hammer beam “angel” roof and pew ends. Woolpit is also well known for the well documented medieval legend of the Green Children - details of which can be found in the Gallery.
Just across the road from us is Woolpit Local History Museum, which is open Sat, and Sun. 14.30hrs – 17.00hrs from Easter weekend until the end of September. It includes an interesting display on brick making, which was a vey important trade in Woolpit for very many years.
In addition to our light refreshements there are also other excellent places in the village to eat and drink including The Swan and The Bull inns.
For more information on the village and museum please visit the Woolpit village website (www.woolpit.org).