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The RNLI Grace Darling Museum tells the incredible story of a fearless young woman who became a reluctant celebrity. In 1838, Grace Darling and her father risked their lives to rescue stranded survivors from a ship wrecked in a fierce storm. Explore Grace’s life in the lighthouse, the story of the famous rescue and her status as a national heroine.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by RNLI Grace Darling Museum

Disabled Access at RNLI Grace Darling Museum

The RNLI Grace Darling Museum is dedicated to the story of Grace and William Darling’s rescue of nine survivors from the wreck of the SS Forfarshire. The museum has level access and is spread over two floors, with a disabled access lift between the two. The main displays are on the ground floor with a viewing window and Lantern Room on the upper level. All videos have audio as well as subtitles. There is always a member of staff or volunteer on hand if you need any support or require more information.

Accessible parking at RNLI Grace Darling Museum

There is parking near the venue. The parking is less than 50 metres from the main entrance. Parking is free. The nearest drop-off point is about 10m away, across the road from the museum or around the corner From the car park to the entrance, there is level access.