Carnegie Heritage Centre
📍 HullEast Yorkshire
Community local and family history centre in Hull's old Carnegie library by West Park
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What’s free
Free access to the centre and its exhibitions
About
Housed in the handsome former Carnegie library on Anlaby Road, this volunteer-run centre is a hub for Hull local and family history. It holds regular exhibitions, often at weekends, and has a family history helpdesk. It sits right beside West Park, so it pairs well with a walk in the park.
Opening times
- Tuesday and Friday 9.30am to 2.30pm, exhibitions often at weekends 10am to 3pm
Times can change, so check with the venue before a special trip.
Good to know
Costs to know about: Talks £3 per person
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