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Erasmus Darwin House was originally restored with the help of money from the National Heritage and Regional Development Fund. Erasmus Darwin House is a recently restored Georgian Grade I listed building located in the heart of Lichfield. The house provides a unique and stylish venue for business meetings, corporate events and receptions.
Telephone: 01543 306260
Samuel Johnson Birthplace and Museum
The Grade 1 listed building contains a varied mix of displays, reconstructed rooms and audio-visual media. Visitors are taken through the colourful life and major achievements of Lichfield's most famous son, from troubled childhood, through literary obscurity and financial poverty, to world renown and success.
Telephone: 01543 264972
Staffordshire Regimental Museum
No frills but plenty of guts
Our trench system is a replica of a 100 meter section of WW I British trench. It is named after L/Cpl W. Coltman V.C., a stretcher-bearer in the North Staffordshire Regiment. He was the most decorated soldier of the first world war, in addition to his Victoria Cross he was awarded the DCM and Bar and the MM and Bar.
Telephone: 01543 434394
Page information: List of Museums for Lichfield in Staffordshire and the surrounding area.