Visiting the Museums
We want as many people as possible to enjoy a visit to our museums and we are always looking for new ways to improve.
Though we’re trying to get there, not all of our historic buildings are fully accessible to all visitors. Many of the museum historic buildings have a variety of ground surfaces, some of these will be uneven and there may be gradients in places. For some of the buildings and galleries there is stepped access. We are always looking to improve this where we can, our Visitor Services team have Dementia Friends training and are available to assist with your visit.
You can find more information about access at each of our museums by taking a look at our Accessibility pages for each museum, where downloadable copies of our Access Plans are available.
We welcome your feedback, so if you have any suggestions for improving accessibility at our museums, please contact us via email at hello@museumsnorthumberland.org.uk
Visiting our website
Our website has been designed with access in mind. It has been designed and built in line with the guidelines set by the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative.
For more information on these standards and web accessibility in general you can visit The Web Accessibility Initiative
