Dewsbury Museum | | TEMPORARY CLOSURE We're sorry Dewsbury Museum is closed temporarily for the first phase in a programme of building works and gallery developments. The museum will reopen in the spring of 2010 with new visitor and education facilities. | Dedicated to the magical theme of childhood, Dewsbury Museum presents a child''s eye view of history.
Special features
* Steps to upper floors
* Working dogs accepted
* Disabled toilets
* Education packs available
At Dewsbury Museum you can experience things that have changed in the lives of children over the last century. In the ''Growing Up in Dewsbury'' exhibition, you can gaze through the windows of a 1940s classroom taking a trip back to school and war-torn Britain. There''s a ''Toys will be Toys'' gallery to discover the role of toys and play, where you''ll also discover why certain toys are collector''s items. There''s also a busy programme of temporary exhibitions and events. Dewsbury Museum is a must for anyone who''s ever been a child.
Access:
We regret that all parts of our museum sites are not yet fully accessible. Fire regulations mean that there are also restrictions on the use of prams and pushchairs indoors. Please contact the museum for further details and any other access information that will help you to plan your visit. |
| For more information, contact: | Dewsbury Museum Crow Nest Park, Heckmondwike Road, Dewsbury, WF13 2SG | Tel: 01924 325100 Fax: 01924 325109 Email: dewsbury.museum@kirklees.gov.uk |
Disclaimer:
Please note, in some cases, the instructions for finding venues may only be exact to the the nearest street. Also, whilst we try to ensure these instructions are accurate we cannot accept responsibility for any postcode errors, or to subsequent changes in the venue details. |
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| Venue: |
Dewsbury Museum, Crow Nest Park, Heckmondwike Road, Dewsbury, WF13 2SG |
| Getting there: |
 Map |
 Directions |
| Opening times: |
All year.
11.00 - 17.00 Mon - Fri
12.00 - 17.00 Sat - Sun
Admission free.
Visiting groups should pre-book. |
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