The museum's permenant gallery (ground floor) and temporary gallery (upper floor) are both open. We are also running a full programme of family activities and school visits in the upstairs classroom.
Family Fun
We host a lively programme of family activities at weekends and during school holidays. Come and discover Durham's hidden past and enjoy hands-on activities for all the family.
See our What's On page for information on all our family activities.
Forthcoming Exhibition
Tethera, Methera, Tic Counting Sheep Functional felt from local wools
Sunday 26th February - Monday 7th May 2012
Visit our exhibitions page for further information on this exhibition.
Once a key part of Durham's cloth-making industry, the Old Fulling Mill is now home to Durham University's Museum of Archaeology.
The collections on display provide a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of the North East of England, as well as showcasing items from across Europe. Highlights include outstanding Roman collections together with Anglo-Saxon, Medieval and Tudor finds from Durham city and the local area.
In addition to our permanent displays the Old Fulling Mill hosts regularly changing temporary exhibitions and a lively programme of family activities at weekends and during school holidays. Use the links on the left to find out more!
- Tudor family activities at the Old Fulling Mill Museum this weekend. Enjoy a stroll along the river too! http://t.co/FEImkqca
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