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Preston Hall Museum

What will I find at Preston Hall Museum?

Standing on over 100 acres of magnificent parkland, Preston Hall was built in 1825. It was opened as Stockton's first public museum in 1953.

The museum provides a wonderful opportunity to explore domestic life of the past with the many recreated period rooms ranging from an 1880s parlour to a 1960s bedsit. There is also a recreation of a typical Victorian street where demonstrations of traditional crafts can be seen.

There are a number of valuable pieces of artwork on display, in particular the Georges de la Tour masterpiece 'The Dice Players' - one of only three of his works in the country, while the museums's cellars hold a fascinating collection of arms and weaponry.

In addition to these year round displays, the museum offers a varied programme of changing exhibitions and special events.

Who to Contact
Contact: Preston Hall Museum
Yarm Road, Eaglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees
TS18 3RH
Tel: 01642 527375
Fax: 01642 527571
Email: prestonhall
@stockton.gov.uk


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