This 19th-century Victorian villa-turned-museum showcases the history and heritage of Shardlow and its surrounding areas. The centre features exhibits on local industry, agriculture, and transportation, as well as a collection of artifacts and memorabilia that highlight the region's cultural and social past. Visitors can explore the beautifully restored building and its gardens, and enjoy a range of activities and events throughout the year.
The village is a fascinating inland port, with its warehouses and workshops in various states of decay. The Heritage center brings it all to life.
Interesting centre run by volunteers. Plenty of artifacts and documents relating to the village of shardlow and it's connection to the canal system.. Limited opening hours, as it is run by volunteers, free entry with a donation tin.
Plaques and a leaflet explain the port's development, decline and conservation. Local honey available at The Wharf
Really interesting place, I went down trying to find information of my family who had lived in Shardlow.. quite small but with a good amount of displays
Small but worth a visit and ran by local volunteers who know the local history.
This is a lovely little place full of information on the canals and local area .
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Toilets
Good for kids
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The village is a fascinating inland port, with its warehouses and workshops in various states of decay. The Heritage center brings it all to life.
Interesting centre run by volunteers. Plenty of artifacts and documents relating to the village of shardlow and it's connection to the canal system.. Limited opening hours, as it is run by volunteers, free entry with a donation tin.
Plaques and a leaflet explain the port's development, decline and conservation. Local honey available at The Wharf
Really interesting place, I went down trying to find information of my family who had lived in Shardlow.. quite small but with a good amount of displays
Small but worth a visit and ran by local volunteers who know the local history.
This is a lovely little place full of information on the canals and local area .
