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The Heritage Centre at Bellingham

Bellingham, northumberland

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Where are we going?

Address: The Heritage Centre at Bellingham, Station Yard, Woodburn Road, Bellingham, NE48 2DF, Northumberland, Northumberland How do we get there? Number: 01434 22 00 50
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About this activity

The Heritage Centre at Bellingham in Northumberland is the perfect place for a family visit. The history of this ruggedly beautiful and historic place is captured in five permanent displays covering farming (including a 'reconstruction' of the Stannersburn smithy or farriery), mining, the Border Counties Railway, the Border Reivers, and the photography of W P Collier. Families with young children love the Heritage Centre. As well as viewing the displays (where some items can be handled), they can ride the toy tractor, check out the tunnel, and dial up recordings by local people in the old red phone box. So what are you waiting for? It's the perfect place to learn something new whilst also having fun.

For even more interactive fun, use the 'Chatterboxes' to hear memories or music, count the ladybirds, do the special quiz, play in the old school 'room', check their skill with 'Sammy the Salmon' or try out a Reiver's helmet for size! There truly is something for everyone no matter you're age or knowledge.

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Directions

Turn left onto B6320, turn left onto Main St/B6320, right onto Church Ln/B6320, then right onto Pennine Way.

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How much does it cost?

Hilton

Adults

PAY WHAT YOU THINK IT IS WORTH admissions. There is no set admission fee. You simply pay what you think it is worth. Feel free to pay before or after admission.

Hilton

Children

PAY WHAT YOU THINK IT IS WORTH admissions. There is no set admission fee. You simply pay what you think it is worth. Feel free to pay before or after admission.

Hilton

Last Updates

2023

The Heritage Centre at Bellingham FAQ’s

They have baby changing facilities on site.

They have converted a railway carriage into a tea room, where there are snacks.

A large print guide is available to visitors. Most exhibits are accompanied by audio-visual presentations, some with 'chatterboxes': visitor-activated audio presentations. An induction loop system is in place and a personal/portable system is available at reception.

The Heritage Centre stocks a wide range of publications, these may be purchased at the Shop desk which is accessible to people who use wheelchairs and which is situated in the entrance foyer.

They have baby changing facilities on site.

There's healthy and vegan snacks available.

It's wheelchair friendly.

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