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Woolsthorpe Manor

Isaac Newton changed the world here

Water Lane, Woolsthorpe by Colsterworth, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG33 5PD

Woolsthorpe Manor from the orchard, hidden behind barren trees

Important notice

Woolsthorpe Manor is now closed and will reopen in February 2024.

Planning your visit

Snowy view of Woolsthorpe Manor from the orchard

Woolsthorpe is now closed for the winter

The winter closure at Woolsthorpe means that our house conservation team can get stuck in to a deep winter clean and some much needed conservation repair work. Woolsthorpe Manor has been welcoming admirers of Isaac Newton since his own lifetime and it is now our duty to ensure that the building and its contents are preserved, so that they may inspire our visitors in the future.

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Educational visits to Woolsthorpe Manor 

At Woolsthorpe Newton took his first steps into a lifetime of experimentation and discovery. Find out more about our school offer and engage curious young minds in science.

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Visiting Woolsthorpe Manor with your dog

Dogs on leads are welcome in the car parks and water is provided for thirsty canine visitors. Although we're fond of dogs, we're sorry but we aren't able to allow dogs (except for assistance dogs) on site at Woolsthorpe Manor.

Gardener pruning Isaac Newton's apple tree Woolsthorpe Manor, Lincolnshire
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Booking your Manor House visit 

Please note, Woolsthorpe is now closed for the winter. Visit the place where Isaac Newton changed the world. If you're planning a visit to Woolsthorpe Manor, read this article to find out everything you need to know.

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Woolsthorpe Manor map 

Take a look at the map of Woolsthorpe Manor to help plan your visit.

Gardener pruning Isaac Newton's apple tree Woolsthorpe Manor, Lincolnshire

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