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Ever wondered what it would have been like in a 19th century workhouse? Then bring the family here to the last complete workhouse in existence. Watch the introductory film and learn all about Reverend Becher the founder and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere evoked by the audio guide. Discover all about poverty through the centuries and 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. Throughout the year there are many family events organised so make sure that you check out their website

Are There Toilets?

Toilets are located throughout the attraction.

Baby Friendly?

Baby changing facilities are situated by the toilets.

Want To Treat Yourself?

Gifts and souvenirs can be purchased from the shop.

Where Shall I Park?

Free on-site parking is available.

Features

  • Indoor
  • Disabled Access

Category

Historic Homes & Gardens

Historic Homes & Gardens

Suitable For

3-5

3-5

6-9

6-9

10+

10+

Opening Times

Check the website for the latest.

Price Information

  • Adult: : £8
  • Child: : £4
  • Family (1 adult): : £12
  • Family: : £20

Facilities

ShopFREE ParkingBaby ChangingToilets

How To Get There

Directions

Take the A617 west from Newark. Pass Kelham House then take the 4th exit on the left on to Main Road. Continue to Southwell and the Workhouse will be on your right.

Static google map of The Workhouse

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