Grosvenor Museum

The Grosvenor Museum in Chester opened in 1886 in a red-brick building by the architect Thomas Lockwood and takes its name from the Grosvenor family, the Dukes of Westminster. Its collections include Roman archaeology with a gallery of Roman tombstones, paintings, musical instruments and a Victorian parlour in the period house next door.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue10:30–17:00

Wed10:30–17:00

Thu10:30–17:00

Fri10:30–17:00

Sat10:30–17:00

Sun13:00–16:00

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