Grace Darling Museum
Radcliffe Road
Bamburgh
Northumberland
NE69 7AE
England
Website
Telephone
01668 214 465
The Grace Darling Museum was established by the RNLI in September 1938. It commemorates the life and times of lifeboat heroine Grace Darling who with her father rescued survivors from the shipwrecked SS Forfarshire in 1838.
Amongst the mementoes is the original boat used in the rescue along with biographies of Grace and William Darling's manuscript report and log book recording the rescue. Other personal relics include Grace Darling's shawls, books, letters, and awards. There are original oils and water colours of the wreck and rescue by distinguished artsists.
Venue Type:
Museum
Additional info
Bookings for large parties are advisable and can be made by post to the honorary curator.
Talks can be arranged for parties but must be booked in advance.
There is a large municipal car park 1/4 mile from the museum, opposite the castle, which also takes coaches.
Radcliffe Road
Bamburgh
Northumberland
NE69 7AE
England
Website
Telephone
01668 214 465
Collection details
Personalities, Social History
Radcliffe Road
Bamburgh
Northumberland
NE69 7AE
England
Website
Telephone
01668 214 465
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