Workhouse Whodunit
The Curious Case of a Workhouse Wrongdoing
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
Step back in time to 1851 where the rules have been broken at Southwell Workhouse.
Did rebellious pauper Mary refuse to complete her morning chores? Did charming pauper Arthur break a workhouse window? Put your detective hat on and join us for this family friendly children's trail to discover who did it, what happened, and what punishment they received.
Trails are £2.50 each. We have an individual trail sheet for younger children (3+ years) and older children (8+ years).
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The basics
- Accessibility
Trail is split across 3 floors with the top two floors only accessible via stairs. Please see our accessibility statement for our full accessibility guide.
Upcoming events
Summer of Play at The Workhouse and Infirmary
Join us at The Workhouse and Infirmary for a summer of traditional fun and games.
Conservation in Action
Have you ever wondered how we look after the historic buildings and collections in our care? Join our team of volunteers to learn more.
Workhouse Wellbeing Walks
Come and enjoy a social walk around Southwell and discover more of the local area surrounding The Workhouse.
Pauper Picking
Come to the kitchen garden and help a pauper harvest some of our workhouse grown fresh vegetables to take home for a donation.