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Christmas with the Straw's

Join us at this magical time of year to experience Mr Straw's House as the family would at Christmas time.

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Take a step back in time and learn more of how the Victorians made popular many of the traditions we have at Christmas today. See the house decorated for the season and discover how the Straw family celebrated Christmas. Whilst with us can you help William and Walter, the Straw brothers, find the missing crackers from the tree? Count them all and claim your Christmas surprise from reception.

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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

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The basics

Accessibility

There are three flights of steep stairs and the house is on a one way system. There are various steps in and out of the main visitor areas. Braille guides and mobile hearing loops are available. A virtual tour can be experienced in the comfort of our small tea room, and we have handling objects and oral histories located in reception.

Meeting point

Entry to the house is on prebooked timed entry, this can be booked through the website. Bring your booking reference with you to reception in No5 Blyth Grove, Warwick Villa.

Suitability for children

Children welcome with an accompanying adult.

What to bring and wear

The house is heated for the care of collection not the comfort of people and can be cool at this time of year. Bags are not allowed in the historic house, inc. handbags, to avoid accidental damage.

Upcoming events

The Big Draw at Mr Straw's House 

All year visitors to Mr Straws' have been drawing their favourite space at Straws. This October, come to see them all displayed together.

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on
30 Oct to 31 Oct 2026
at 09:00 to 15:30+ 1 other date or time

Mr Straw's House Worksop Walk 

Join our monthly led walk and follow in the footsteps of the Straw family. Discover fascinating facts about the town the Straws called home and the surrounding area.

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on
30 Oct 2026
at 10:00 to 13:00