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Unique Insight into Prison Life
Unlocking the history of one of England's most famous prisons,
Dartmoor Prison Museum reflects the heritage of HMP Dartmoor from
Prisoner of War Depot to the present day. The interesting collection
of artefacts provides a unique insight into prison life both past
and present.
Of interest to all ages and groups, Dartmoor Prison Museum is
located in the old dairy buildings with parking available. Coaches
welcome by appointment

Opening
Times
Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs and Sat 9.30 to 12.30 and 13.30 to 16.30
Fri and Sun 9.30 to 12.30 and 13:00 to 16.00
Open all week
(subject to staff / operational requirements)
Please telephone
01822 892130
to confirm opening times
Dartmoor
Prison Heritage Centre located in Princetown opposite HM Prison
Dartmoor
(01822) 892130
Morwellham Quay
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Enquiries:
01822-832766
email
info@morwellham-quay.co.uk
Morwellham Quay is owned and run by the Morwellham and Tamar Valley Trust, a registered charity in England (number 261361)
© Morwellham 2004 - all rights reserved
An award-winning, evocative museum and visitor centre based around the historic port and mine workings on the River Tamar. Here in the heart of the spectacular Tamar Valley, amidst towering cliffs and gently rolling farmland, a lost world lives again.
Costumed staff welcome visitors to the restored
port and help to transport you back to the
bustling 1860s when heaps of gleaming copper ore
filled the quays and a forest of ships' masts
lined the river. All human life is here as you
explore the busy assay office, marvel at the
over-crowded miner's cottages and stroll through
the delightful, walled gardens.


St Ann's
Chapel, Gunnislake
Cornwall PL18 9HW
Telephone: 01822 834072
Fax: 01822 834000
email:info@donkeypark.com
Visit the web site by clicking here
Breathtaking views of Plymouth Sound
Acres of space to enjoy
Eeyore's Souvenir Store
Season Tickets Children's Parties
Ample Parking
Disabled Facilities
Holly's Cafe for hot & cold meals
& Cornish cream teas


Set in the centre of Tavistock’s prime
recreational area, close to Meadowlands Swimming Pool, the Library
and the town’s historic Meadows, the 19th Century Grade II listed
warehouses known as The Wharf were converted from buildings used to
store copper ore, tin and lead from numerous mines in the area.
See what's on at The Wharf over the
coming weeks ... click here.
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