Wilberforce House Museum
Hull, East Yorkshire — Birthplace of William Wilberforce and the story of abolition.
What’s free
Admission to the museum and gardens.
About
A historic merchant's house telling the story of the transatlantic slave trade and the campaign to end it, led by Hull-born William Wilberforce. Thoughtful and moving, and best for older children and adults.
Before you go
Costs to know about: City-centre parking is paid. Parts of the historic building may have limited step-free access.
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