Recently relocated to new premises in the Roxy Cinema, the world famous Laurel and Hardy museum is devoted to Laurel and Hardy films and memorabilia.
Stan Laurel was born in Argyle Street in Ulverston on 16th June 1890 – a fact unearthed by the museum’s founder, the late Bill Cubin. Previously it thought that he had been born in North Shields. Bills collection outgrew his house and he founded the museum in Upper Brook Street.
The museum has a cinema and plays films and documentaries all day.
Admission Prices:
£4 Adults
£3 Children U12, OAPS, Student Union
£8 Family ticket (2 adults & 2 children under 12)
The World Famous Laurel and Hardy Museum
The Roxy Cinema
Brogden Street
Ulverston
Cumbria
LA12 7AH
Tel: 01229 582292
Web: www.laurel-and-hardy.co.uk
Email: info@laurel-and-hardy.co.uk
The entrance is actually on County Road (A590). If you are stood outside the entrance to the Roxy Cinema, head towards the main road and turn left. You’ll find the museum entrance on your left after walking about 30 yards.
Opening times are 10am to 4.30pm from February to December.
