A view across the Churchyard from the North Porch showing the pathway to the centre, the 1960’s extension and the corner of the old schoolroom building.

The frontage of the attractive old sandstone buildings with the characteristic pyramidal roof of the Charles Dawson Brown Museum and the old schoolrooms to the rear.

The current entrance to the centre with step hindering access for the mobility-impaired.

The plaque commemorating the 1969 extension opened by the Rev. Canon S. Gerald Barton.

Summer Holiday Club in the 1960’s built Barton Room.

Sunday refreshments being served in the old schoolrooms

Two views across the Barton Room

Our servery

School room used by St Bridget’s School

An example of the chaotic storage facilities available to users

School Storage Area

Play group storage area

Coat hanging area for St Bridget’s school children outside the door into the museum

The steps that hinder mobility-impaired access into the centre from the Church (it is planned to regrade this pathway to make it suitable for the mobility-impaired).

The corridor leading into the kitchen

The outdated plumbing system