Ferrar
House offers quiet days and accommodation in Little Gidding, Cambridgeshire,
and is adjacent to the original site where Nicholas Ferrar and his
household came
in
1625
and next
to
Little
Gidding
church,
which they restored to daily use.
Little Gidding is also famous for the visit, in 1936, of the
poet T. S. Eliot, who published "Little Gidding" as
the conclusion of his "Four Quartets" in 1942. Other
historical figures associated with Little Gidding include King
Charles I and the poet George Herbert, a contemporary of Nicholas
Ferrar.
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Ferrar House is a small retreat centre.
We offer:
• Hospitality to visitors
• A peaceful space for personal retreats
• Facilities for group meetings
• Overnight accommodation |
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COMPANIONS OF FERRAR HOUSE |
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