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The Pankhurst Centre is re-opening on Sundays from 17 July 2022!

Come and join us

At Home With The Pankhurst Family

See details of our exhibition here

Discover the extraordinary story of the Pankhurst family and the suffragette campaign for votes for women, from the place it all began. Find out how life in radical Manchester led Emmeline and her family to begin their fight for equality, and how they took their campaign from parlour to parliament.

From the Edwardian parlour to contemporary Manchester, follow our timeline of women's activism in the city, and explore our crowd-funded suffragette garden, where you can take a seat at the table (or on one of our suffragette-themed benches) to discuss your own campaign. 

Entry is by pre-booked ticket, with up to 10 tickets available in each timed slot.

Tickets are free, with a suggested pay-what-you-can donation (you can make a donation when you book online). 

Opening hours: Thursdays: 11.00am to 4.00pm and, from 17 July on Sundays: 11.00am to 4.00pm.  

For more details, including how to book, visit our museum website.

See you soon!

 

 

 

How to get here

  • By Bus: Several bus routes run from Manchester City Centre towards the Pankhurst Centre - you'll need to get off at the Manchester Royal Infirmary. Services include 15, 18, 41, 42, 43, 50, 53, 111, 142, 143, 147, 197, V1, V2.

    By Bike: We don't have facilities for cycle parking at the moment, but there are public bike racks outside Morrison's on Grafton Street and at the corner of Oxford Road and Nelson Street.

    By Train: Oxford Road Station and Piccadilly Train Station are about a 30 minute walk from the Pankhurst Centre.

  • By Car: There is no parking at the Pankhurst Centre. There is a NCP / Manchester Royal Infirmary car park on Grafton Street, a short walk away.

    Access: The Pankhurst Centre is not currently as accessible as we would like it to be. Wheelchair users are advised to call 0161 273 5673 in advance of their visit, so we can make sure you'll have the best possible access through the museum. We're working hard to ensure that the Centre will be accessible to everybody in the future.

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