'Creative Business Women of Darfield'
2 Vicar Road, Darfield, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S73 9JZ
We look at three creative and inspirational business women of Darfield:
Elizabeth Craven - Dance School Proprietor who gave confidence to many young girls
Denise Moody - Hair Stylist who created employment and increased self-esteem to the ladies of Darfield
Mrs Redmayne and the 'Palace of Dreams' - The Empire Cinema Darfield which closed on 29th December 1956 after 42 years.
These women affected the lives of many in the village and local area, and we explore stories about their businesses and hear from those who remember them.
2 Vicar Road, Darfield, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S73 9JZ
The main building entrance is up several steps, there is disabled access along the side of the building giving access to the area of the tea room, however there are steps within the building and uneven floors so it not suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs in the main part of the building. The exhibition rooms upstairs are accessed by a flight of stairs, so is not suitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs or those unsteady on their feet.
There is parking on the roads nearby. There is a tea room selling drinks and home-made cakes as well as a shop selling locally made crafts. Payment is by cash or card. There are a number of activity packs available for children attending. The museum is staffed by friendly volunteers who would be happy to help make your visit enjoyable and informative.