Kirkleatham Museum is the local heritage museum for the borough of Redcar and Cleveland. It is home to a treasure trove of artefacts and exhibitions; all housed in a magnificent 1709 Queen Anne building that began life as Free School for Boys. The museum features a wide range of exhibitions and displays covering local industrial, maritime and social history. Kirkleatham Museum also plays host to an annual programme of exciting exhibitions, family events, musical performances and seasonal activities. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful grounds found around the museum, with excitement and adventure for children of all ages. Within the museum grounds, a small woodland trail has been created and benefits from hard surfaced pathways, suitable for visitors to enjoy all year round, including those with access difficulties.
We have introduced admission charges. There are no discounts, but the tickets are valid for a full year for unlimited return visits ( and are very reasonably priced! - info on the website)
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Seating is available at regular intervals.
A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.
There is a Changing Places toilet, which includes an adult-size changing bench, toilet, sink and hoist.
There is an assistive listening system available e.g. a hearing loop.
Wi-Fi is available for customers.
Kirkleatham, Redcar, Redcar and Cleveland, England, United Kingdom, TS10 5NW
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