Clifton Park Museum
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Clifton Park Museum is the home of Rotherham's stories. We spark curiosity, forge connections, and celebrate the rich tapestry of Rotherham's past, present, and future through our exhibitions, events, and community programmes. Our team works with Rotherham communities to tell their stories, collect, and care for their objects, and provide all visitors with a warm welcome at our museum and across all our heritage sites. Our Walker Café provides a welcoming place to meet family and friends where you can enjoy a cup of freshly ground coffee and cakes, while the Walker Café gift shop offers a variety of locally produced giftware for adults as well as a range of books and toys for children. We pride ourselves on working with local artists and small businesses to stock our shop to ensure we are supporting our community and showcasing local talent.
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