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Newark Millgate Museum

Open Tuesday to Sunday
Closed Monday

Open Bank Holidays 10.30am - 4.30pm
1^st April to 30^th September
10.30am – 4.30pm
1^st October to 31^st March
Tuesday to Friday 10.30am – 4pm   

Closed Monday
Saturday and Sunday 1 - 4pm 
Please Note the Museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year`s Eve and New Years Day.

Newark Millgate Museum is located next to the River Trent in the historic Millgate Conservation area. The museum is located in a former oil seed mill built in 1870. 

Collections include industrial, agricultural, social and military history covering the period from 1850 to the present day. Walk along our atmospheric street scenes and room settings and see how life used to be lived.

In addition to our permanent collections enjoy our exciting programme of temporary exhibitions of art from local artists and highlights from our extensive collection of 60,000 objects!

Take time to enjoy a coffee and snack in our cafe and visit our gift shop.

Admission is free!

Extensive range of learning resources including handling collections in loans collections.

Sessions and boxes including WW2, Homes, Civil War, Romans, Medicine Through Time, Tudors and Toys.

Cross-curricular sessions including Mystery Objects, WW2 Healthy Living and Shopping.

Collection Supporting Education:

- 19th and 20th Century British Social History, including domestic, agricultural, medical and industrial objects and exhibitions.

- Art including artists with a local and international reputation.

- Covering many different historical periods, including Victorians, WW1, Britain since 1930, WW2 and upto the present.

- Curriculum links include, Citizenship, History, Geography, PSHE, English, Mathematics, Art, Design and Technology.