Museum of Liverpool Life: The museum tells the story of the people of Liverpool, their culture and contribution to our national life. You can explore the citys rich history, heritage, communities and industries. Interactive displays bring to life the workers, soldiers, entertainers and ordinary people who have made Liverpool such a remarkable city.
At the Museum of Liverpool Life you can experience all aspects of the citys culture. The galleries are packed full of objects and interactive displays. Each area tells the story of a different part of our community.
Access for people with disabilities :
There is street level access to the museum foyer; access to the galleries is via ramps and a lift.
Two self propelled wheelchairs available for loan on request.
Audio handsets in all galleries.
Video terminals with on-screen subtitles.
Guide and hearing dogs welcome.
Touch screen video programmes with subtitles available in City Lives, City Soldiers and River Room.
Seating is available on the galleries.
For more information about Museum of Liverpool Life, please contact 0151 478 4080, or see event details on the left.
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