Lady Foley's Tearoom, Malvern, Worcestershire. 428 likes · 73 were here. British Restaurant Lady Foley's Tearoom - Facebook
Lady Foley's Tea Room in Great Malvern Restaurant reviews
Details CUISINES Cafe, British Special Diets Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch View all details meals, features Location and contact Great Malvern Station Station Approach, Great Malvern WR14 3AU England Website +44 1684 893033 Improve this listing Lady Foley's is on track to close on Halloween (October 31) after 39 years of serving the community, including generations of the same family. SORROW: Gerald Dawe loves the atmosphere at Lady Foley's Tearoom at Great Malvern Station and said it was a disgrace it had been forced to close (Image: James Connell/Newsquest) Lady Foley's Tea Room is a delightful tea room situated in the Victorian Railway Station at Great Malvern. A very pretty station with lovely well preserved historical features. Serving a variety of drinks, coffees and teas. Lady Foley's Tea Room: Lovely Old-fashioned Station Tearoom - See 67 traveler reviews, 32 candid photos, and great deals for Great Malvern, UK, at Tripadvisor. Great Malvern. Great Malvern Tourism Great Malvern Hotels Great Malvern Bed and Breakfast Great Malvern Vacation Rentals
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This beautiful tea room has been created from Lady Foley's old waiting room and has stained glass windows. The owner is very friendly and we had a great pot of tea there sitting on the platform. It might not sound like much but you don't always get great pots of tea with proper china and this was. It was a treat. Lady Foley's Tea Room: Lovely old fashioned tea room. - See 67 traveler reviews, 32 candid photos, and great deals for Great Malvern, UK, at Tripadvisor. Lady Foley's Tea Room: Lovely tea room - See 68 traveler reviews, 32 candid photos, and great deals for Great Malvern, UK, at Tripadvisor. It is run by two very dedicated ladies who provide a very pleasant tea, coffee or light lunch in the room originally set up for Victorian benefactor Lady Emily Foley to wait for her train. Now, with attractive furnishings and Victorian decor, it is a great asset to Malvern, which should remain as the sheer delight which very many train.
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OVERWHELMED: Margaret Baddeley (left) and daughter Melissa Baddeley outside Lady Foley's Tearoom at Great Malvern railway station, which closed for good on Tuesday (October 31) (Image: Newsquest) A much-loved railway station tearoom has closed its doors for good after nearly 40 years. Lady Foley's Tea Room is situated just inside of the Great Malverns Victorian Railway station. This charming but historical cafe is ideal for tasty crumpets, lemon pie and homemade cakes, and a perfect choice before or after visiting the railway station. The Kettle Sings Tea Room An independently run tea room in the very crux of the Malvern Hills.
Lady Foley's Tearoom, Malvern, Worcestershire. 429 likes · 1 talking about this · 73 were here. British Restaurant The Seneca Falls Convention. The fateful meal took place on July 9, 1848, when Jane Hunt invited Elizabeth Cady Stanton to her house for tea. Hunt was a Quaker, and she invited three other Quakers.
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The two ladies received an invitation to have tea in nearby Waterloo, at the home of Jane Hunt on July 9, 1848. Jane had grown up a Philadelphia Quaker and married Richard Hunt, one of the richest men in Seneca County. They lived in an imposing, 11-room Federal style house. N.Y. Hunt also invited Mott's sister Martha Wright and Mary Ann M. Twenty-five-year-old Elizabeth Stanton, newly wed on May 1, 1840, was traveling on her honeymoon with her husband Henry Stanton, an abolitionist speaker — already a friend of Lucretia Mott's — and delegate to the London convention. Unlike his new wife, Henry Stanton had had a rough start in life. His father had abandoned the family, and.
