Games We Used to Play
Our first Winter Warmer this year looking back at toys and games from the past and a chance to play some retro board games. Free refreshments.
11am – 3pm, children free, Adults £5 Annual Ticket
Our first Winter Warmer this year looking back at toys and games from the past and a chance to play some retro board games. Free refreshments.
11am – 3pm, children free, Adults £5 Annual Ticket
Forty years of showbusiness stories with Paul Tate, with Q & A, costume exhibits and guest appearances by Friends at Barton colleagues.
2.30pm, £5 (tickets on sale now)
Discover “one of the most important schools in England” with our expert guides.
FREE admission and FREE Tour as part of Heritgae Open Days 2024.
Booking not required.
Drop in anytime to the Wartime Classroom and meet the Teacher from the 1940s and learn first-hand what it’s like on the Home Front. The class is expecting a visit from members of Barton’s First Aid Party, along with their 1940s ambulance. The Holydyke air raid shelter will also be open to visitors too (also Saturday 6 September).
11am – 12pm & 1pm – 2pm, included in £5 Annual Ticket, children free, booking not required
Saturday 14 September
Ian Wolseley explores the travels, trials and tribulations of Samuel Wilderspin, the itinerant promoter of Infant education as he journeyed by road and sea just as the railway age dawned – making a four-year “stopover” here in Barton to set up his Model School.
2pm. Free. Booking advised – available from the Museum in person (Mon – Sat), by phone (01652) 635172, or by email wilderspinschoolmuseum@gmail.com.