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Selly Manor Museum

Address

Maple Road

Bournville
B30 2AE

Contact

Tel : +44 0121 472 0199

Child
£1.50 - £1.50

Concession
£2.50 - £2.50

adult
£3.50 - £3.50

Family
£9.50 - £9.50

Two half-timbered houses moved by George Cadbury early last century to his new village of Bournville. Now housing the Laurence Cadbury collection of furniture, Selly Manor is dated to before 1327, Minworth Greaves is a medieval building. Owned and managed by the Bournville Village Trust both buildings are surrounded by gardens of early plants and herbs which would have been familiar to the occupants throughout the ages. Also open from April to September - Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays 2-5pm

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Directions

By Road

Nearest major road is A4040.

By Public Transport

Nearest station is Bournville. Follow the signage to Cadbury World.

Selly Manor Museum facilities include:

TIC staff admitted free
Groups accepted
Min group size
Max group size
Picnic site
Toilets

Selly Manor Museum accessibility includes:

Ramp/level access
Toilets for disabled visitors
Service dogs permitted (eg guide dogs)

Contact - Selly Manor Museum

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