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A scene inside an Anglo Saxon round house featuring re-enactors tending to a fire and family visitors.
A row of performers hold a giant dragon and a child strokes its nose.
A group of children feed a goat.
a person dressed in Anglo Saxon clothing shows a child some herbs on a table.
A storyteller dressed in Anglo Saxon clothing appears to tell a story to a smiling family.

Jarrow Hall – Anglo-Saxon Farm, Village and Bede Museum

Our Museum and small farm are perfect for families to explore.  We have green space and fresh air.  We have a busy events programme catering to little ones and slightly larger ones.  We offer lots of opportunities to get involved and get creative, including regular crafts, workshops, and animal engagement.

Family Pass (valid for 12 months) £36

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Other Facilities

Gift shop which also sells snacks and cold drinks in the museum; café nearby, lots of outdoor space, including a mud kitchen and play house; space inside and out for picnic, dogs on leads welcome, audio guide available on request, SEND bags available.

How to find us

Address: Jarrow Hall, Church Bank, Jarrow NE32 3DY

Nearest Metro: Jarrow or Bede

Bus: No 27 stops outside

Car parking: Free, including disabled parking

Cycle racks

Access

Accessibility – Jarrow Hall

Before you visit

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