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February Half Term 2023

We’re running fun Victorian related activities and workshops during February half term for the whole family to enjoy!

We're open Tuesday to Sunday and FREE to visit!

Visit us Tuesday to Friday from 9.30am to 4pm and weekends from 11.30am to 4pm.
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Discover homewares, gifts, prints, local history books, children’s items and lots of local produce too!. Come and shop uniquely Salford…

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Families

We can’t wait to welcome you to Salford Museum and Art Gallery! We are FREE and welcome all children accompanied…
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History

In 1849, Salford City Council sanctioned the use of Lark Hill Mansion as an educational site and planned to turn…

Venue Hire

If you are searching for  a unique venue with great transport links and excellent customer service, we might just have the space for you!

We have a range of spaces for your events – from drinks receptions on Lark Hill Place to dinners in our Victorian Gallery.

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The Galleries

Relax amidst the splendour of our Victorian Gallery and admire the paintings or view a selection of the museum’s beautiful Pilkington Ceramic collection

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Local History Library

Looking for maps and photographs of old Salford? Researching your family tree? Our local history library will have something for you!

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