Wilberforce House Museum
Wilberforce House Museum explores the history of slavery, abolition and the legacy of slavery today. It is the birthplace of slavery abolitionist William Wilberforce.
The house has recently re-opened after a multi-million-pound refurbishment and it now forms the centrepiece in the city’s commemorations of the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade in the British Empire. It aims to make slavery and abolition relevant to Hull and its visitors.
Part of the Designated Collections of national importance relating to the city and region of Kingston upon Hull are on display here.
Venue Details
Address
Wilberforce House 25 High StreetHull
East Yorkshire
HU1 1NQ
England
Links
Telephone
- 01482 613902
Entry Charges
FREE
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Venue Services
- Academic publications and resources available
- Activities for pre-school children
- Adult lectures and courses held
- Audio guides specifically for blind and partially sighted people
- Brochure or leaflet available with directions to museum
- Direct teaching services for schools
- Events and resources for children and families
- Events/teaching/resources for people with disabilities
- Foreign language leaflet or brochure available
- General audio-guide available
- Loan service
- Member of staff available with responsibility for education
- Object identification and/or written enquiry service
- Pre-booking service for groups
- Primary school education service available
- Printed/audio-visual information available for schools
- Specialist publications on collections available
- Teaching/resources available for HE/FE students
- Touch exhibits
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Venue Facilities
- Baby changing facilities
- Education facilities available
- Gardens open to public
- Object study facilities available (enquire in advance)
- Parking for disabled available
- Reception and lunch facilities for educational groups
- Research facilities for academics
- Shop
- Toilets for disabled
- Wheelchair access to some public areas