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Extended summer opening times & activities: From Monday 25th July until Sunday 4th September, we are open 7 days a week between 10am and 4pm. Plus, from Monday 1st until Thursday 25th August, we will be running weekday family-themed activities, including playtime fun, NEW Museum trails and singalong with Maddy and Mr Toad sessions. Please check out our social media pages for more details!

We are sorry to advise that our lift is currently out of order – reduced price tickets will be offered to those unable to access the upstairs galleries via the stairs.

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Museum closure news

Unfortunately Our Museum and Galleries will be closed on Monday 7th March for one day. We will reopen on Thursday 10th 10.00 – 16.00

Our cafe and Public car park will remain open on this day.

Chairman for online talk Life Lessons from Women in Rowing

Your Chairman for the evening: Annamarie Phelps, CBE

Annamarie Phelps is the ideal chairman for the evening’s discussion – Chairman of British Rowing, Vice Chairman of the British Olympic Association and a Trustee of the British Paralympic Association. Annamarie enjoyed a successful international rowing career representing Great Britain at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta (women’s eight). Leader at the Rio Olympics and
Paralympics, she says: “To be in Rio as Chairman of British Rowing and to have every single oneof our athletes come back with a medal and to be able to have played a small part in trying to persuade Channel 4 to broadcast that live was very, very special”.

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