Harlow Museum and Walled Gardens, Harlow, Essex Free entry

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Accessibility

"The museum and the gardens are both suitable for visitors in wheelchairs and we have disabled restroom facilities. Please note that some pathways in the gardens are shingle surfaced. 

Disabled car parking is available.

We welcome dogs on leads in the gardens."

Brief description

"The museum is located in the stable block of the former Mark Hall Manor House – visited on three occasions by Queen Elizabeth I.

It is surrounded by the beautiful 16th century walled gardens which make a perfect picnic spot in the spring and summer.

The museum’s 3 galleries tell the story of Harlow, displaying local finds from a mammoth tusk to the remarkable local Roman collection, discovered in part at Harlow’s Roman temple site nearby.  

There is a temporary exhibition programme with a focus on integrating items from the collection with national events.

The museum is also home to the John Collins Cycle Collection which, amongst over 50 bicycles, includes 5 Penny Farthings, a Quintuplet, a rare Hobby Horse and Rayleigh Bomber. "

Address

Office: Harlow Museum

Muskham Road

Harlow

CM20 2LF

Email

harlow.museum@harlow.gov.uk

Phone


Website

https://www.harlow.gov.uk/parks-and-culture/harlow-museum-and-walled-gardens

Directions

There is free car and cycle parking available on site.

Opening Times

Always check with the venue directly for up-to-date information including opening times and admission charges as they may be subject to change

"Harlow Museum and Walled Gardens are open from 9.30am to 3.30pm (last entry 3.00pm) every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Free entry"

Transport


Amenities

Disability Toilet

Gardens

Museum

Parking

Snack Bar / Take Away

Toilets

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