Kirkleatham Museum: Local history museum for the borough of Redcar and Cleveland. Collections of archaeology, natural and social history, working life and domestic materials, paintings, prints, drawings and photographs.
Also there is the chance to see regular changing temporary exhibitions. All housed in the early 18th Century former school building, in a historic conservation area.
Open:
Apr-Sep: Tues-Sun 10-5
Oct-Mar: Tues-Sun 10-4
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