Penlee House Museum and Gallery

Penlee House Museum and Gallery
Morrab Road
Penzance
TR18 4HE
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Director | Alison Bevan |
| T - 01736 363625 |
| F - 01736 361312 |
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Entry Charges Adults £3.00, Concession £2.00, Children Free
Friends of Penlee House, Museums Association members and
National Art Collection Fund members free
Saturdays - free admission to all
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Governing Body Board of Trustees
Opening Hours During Week | Opening Season During Year | ||
Mon-Sat | 10:30 – 4:30 | 1 October to Maundy Thursday |
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Mon-Sat | 10:00 – 5:00 | Good Friday to 30 September |
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Type of Museum | Social History, Specialist - ART GALLERY |
Types of Collection | Penlee House is best known for its permanent collection of paintings by artists of the 'Newlyn School' and Lamorna Group, which are actively being developed through purchases, gifts, bequests and long-term loans. Some of the most famous works include 'The Rain it Raineth Every Day' by Norman Garstin, 'School is Out' by Elizabeth Forbes, and 'Among the Missing' by Walter Langley. Penlee House's wide-ranging collections cover several disciplines, and the museum displays feature changing selections of works and artefacts from each subject area. |
Facilities | Toilets, Cafe, Disabled Access, Parking (Pay and Display nearby), Shop, Children's Activities (programmes of workshops are held in school holidays) |
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Description | A full description of the art gallery and museum collections can be found on the Penlee House web site. |
To visit this museum's own web site, CLICK HERE

