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CUSWORTH HALL AND PARK

Cusworth Hall is an imposing 18th century country house set in extensive landscaped parklands. Inside are exhibitions illustrating the changing home, work and social life of people and communities across the region in the last 250 years.

Cusworth Hall is now open to the public, after extensive restoration work has transformed entire sections of both the interior and exterior. Our museum shop has a range of distinctive gifts, from jewellery and china to traditional toys and gifts.

You can enjoy delicious home-baked cakes and pastries in the Tea Room, as well as a variety of snacks and ice cream.

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Prices

FREE but car parking charges apply.

Facilities

There is access to the ground floor of the museum via a wheelchair lift.
The public toilets in the East Wing contain facilities for people with disabilities.

OPENING TIMES

Open Daily.

Parking

Ample pleasant parking in the grounds, charges apply.

Contact Details

Cusworth Hall, Cusworth, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England
Telephone: 01302 782342

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Have you been? WRITE A REVIEW! from : As a child i used to visit regular with my nana and grandad, we used to take a picnic and we would spend the whole day there.I enjoyed the stories that my nana and grandad used to tell me about there younger days.cusworth hall always intrigued me.I have so many happy memories of the times i spent there with two very special people.unfortunatly my nana and grandad have both pasted away now but to be able to come to come back to cusworth hall brings back happy memories. Martin Cross from Sprotbrough: My aunt was head cook for the last owner and spent many many years living in the gate house, The water came from the pump, later on from an outside tap and finally a cold supply was provided into the premises. The toilet was chemical and the cold store was underground at the side of the house. My brother and I used to stay over and one of us would sleep in the little top room over the arch. It was our job to open and close the gates in the morning and at night when we stayed. There used to be Christmas parties for the staff and their families in the house. luke allison from cusworth: my favourite memory was when i feel out of the biggest tree at the bottom of the hill charlotte from doncaster: its a great place to visit and it good to take your bikes aswell or for just a pic nic Sarah-Kay from Toowoomba, Australia: I used to live not far from "Cussie" me and my friends would grab some chips with curry sauce and a Dandylion & Burdock and go up and sit on the steps of the hall, listening to the roar of the A1 and watching the lights over Donny. That is until the "robocop" would bellow out that we were being monitored by the surveillence cameras and to avoid the police we would have to leave the area immediately!! I loved that place - even got to clean the windows of the coffee rooms for some extra cash. If you have a favourite moment or memory from Cusworth Hall and Park then please tell us about it: Your Name: Where are you From: Your Email Address: Want to know when your comment on Cusworth Hall and Park has been approved? We won't use it for any other purpose. If you don't wish to receive any email, please leave it blank. Security Code: Comments: