Whitaker Park and Rossendale Museum: An intriguing museum housed within an early Victorian country house
Set within tranquil Whitaker Park. Displays include a late Victorian drawing room, fine arts and furniture. Wonderful natural history collection. Discover more about the local and social history of the area .
Free Parking. Coach Parking (on the road). Full disabled access, shop, admittance to guide dogs, baby changing facilities
Closed: Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day & New Year's Day
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