Almshouses

The Company has a long history of providing homes for people in need. In 1614, an endowment from William Jones established the school and almshouses at Monmouth, and almshouses at Newland in Gloucestershire. In 1656 William Adams' Grammar School and almshouses were established in Newport, Shropshire.

Today, the Company's three almshouses, accommodating approximately 34 almspeople, are concentrated in Monmouth, Newland and Newport. They are open to people in need and who are disadvantaged, who have lived for a number of years in the local parishes.

Use the map above to find the Haberdashers' Company Almshouses. Click to see the almshouses from the air.
Newport | Newland | Monmouth | Hall

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