About
the Museum
Situated in the picturesque town of Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire,
this fascinating and friendly museum is housed in the former workhouse
and is situated
opposite
St Cuthbert's Parish Church.
Its 11 rooms illustrate the rural life of Nidderdale in the recent and more
distant past.
Nidderdale Museum shows how ordinary people lived,
in imaginative and realistic settings. There are sections devoted to Agriculture,
Industries, Religion, Transport and Costume. The corridors are lined
with photographs of local interest.
Visit Nidderdale's living museum and see:
- Cobbler's Workshop
- Schoolroom
- Victorian Parlour
- General Store
- Costumes of the 19th & 20th Century
- History of transport in the Dales
- We offer research facilities in our family history archives and also access
to our library
- School Parties and group visits are welcomed. A school pack is available.
- Allow at least 1 hour for your visit
Explore
the Pateley Bridge area while you are here. Take tea in one
of the cafes, walk by the lovely River Nidd and visit the many shops which
offer a wide range of local goods.
Come and visit the museum to see for yourself the variety and quality of the
exhibits. People visit us time and time again......
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