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The Museum of Lancashire
The Museum of Lancashire offers a real family day out. Housed in Preston's Old Court House the museum allows you to experience days gone by. Take a stroll along a 1940's street, take cover in the Anderson shelter when you hear the air raid siren and watch out for the unexploded bomb! Learn about the role of women during the war, ration books and evacuation. Sit in a Victorian classroom or experience life under gunfire as a world war to solider in the frontline trenches.
Please use the search facility to search a programme of touring and temporary exhibitions. There are also special holiday events and family days that will both inform and entertain.
The Museum of Lancashire,
Stanley Street,
Preston, PR1 4YP
Tel: 01772 264075
Web: Click here
Opening: Mon- Wed, Fri-Sat 10.30am - 5pm
Closed Thursday and Sunday and Bank Holidays
- The Ribble Steam Museum
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Opened to Sept '05. Experience a mile and a half dock and riverside line in all the romance of a traditional steam engine.
- The Museum of Lancashire
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Take a stroll along a 1940's street, take cover in the Anderson shelter when you hear the air raid siren and watch out for the unexploded bomb!
- The National Football Museum
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Home to the WORLD'S most important footballing collections including the official FIFA Collection and admission is FREE!
- The Harris Museum & Art Gallery
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Houses a major collection of historical and contemporary fine and decorative art in the beautiful surroundings of a Grade I listed building.
- Queens Lancashire Regiment Museum
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Tells the story of the Lancashire Lads who came to from Preston and the towns of Lancashire to serve in their regiment and still do to this day.
- The British Commercial Vehicle Museum
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Has a compelling story to tell. It represents one of the largest manufacturing industries in the United Kingdom.
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