Susanna Wesley House — Venue in Derby

Susanna Wesley House is a historic house museum on Jewry Wall in Derby. It’s in a quieter part of the city, close to the Cathedral Quarter, and offers a glimpse into Derby’s civic history. The house is where Methodist co-founder John Wesley was born and where Charles Wesley spent his childhood. A visit focuses on learning about the Wesley family and 18th-century domestic life.

Susanna Wesley House is a key part of Derby’s religious and social story. The red brick building dates back to the 17th century and became the Wesley family home in 1702. Visiting provides insight into how John and Charles Wesley grew up, as the family lived there for several years. It’s a preserved example of a period home, showing daily life for a family of that time and connecting you to the origins of Methodism.

Susanna Wesley House is a house museum for those interested in local and religious history. The venue lets you explore an 18th-century home and learn about the upbringing of John and Charles Wesley. It occasionally hosts events, sometimes including food and drink. Expect a reflective and informative visit, rather than a lively social event.