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Discover the most complete workhouse in existence. Meet the Reverend Becher, the founder of The Workhouse, by watching the introductory film and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere evoked by the audio guide. Based on real archive records, the guide helps bring the 19th-century inhabitants back to life. Discover how society dealt with poverty through the centuries. Explore the segregated work yards, day rooms, dormitories, master's quarters and cellars, then see the recreated working 19th-century garden and find out what food the paupers would have eaten
- A thought-provoking look at hidden histories of the poor.
- Share your thoughts and feelings with one of our volunteers.
- Enjoy the drama of our Living History events.
Programme of family activities, special events, tours and exhibitions. Children's trails and games to play
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| Guided tour (exterior): 3 March to 31 October, Wednesday to Sunday, 11 to 12 (numbers limited). Open Bank Holiday Mondays and Good Friday. Last admission one hour before closing. Normal house admission from 12. |
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01636 817260 Fax: 01636 817251 Email: theworkhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk
Gift Aid Admission (Standard Admission prices in brackets): adult £6.40 (£5.80), child £3.30 (£3), family £16 (£14.54), family (1 adult) £9.70 (£8.80). Reduced rate when arriving by cycle, on foot or public transport. Introductory video, displays and audio guide included |
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Places nearby |
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- Belton House
- Clumber Park
- Hardwick Hall
- Mr Straw's House
- Tattershall Castle
- Woolsthorpe Manor
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