Win a family pass for Beamish, The Living Museum of the North

Enjoy a whole year of unforgettable experiences with a family Beamish Unlimited Pass, including access to daytime visits and events for two adults and three children!

Win a family pass for Beamish, The Living Museum of the North!

Hop aboard a traditional tram or bus and experience fascinating North East history coming to life, from the 1820s to the 1950s.

Get a 1950s hairdo, explore the cobbled Edwardian street, pick your favourite sweets from the sweet shop, go underground in the mine and taste delicious food from times gone by, including freshly-baked bread.

Meet the costumed Engagers, explore the new 1950s Town and meet the Land Girls and Home Guard at The 1940s Farm. Enjoy spectacular views across the Georgian landscape, discover what life was like for miners and their families in The 1900s Pit Village and see who lives and works in The 1900s Town.

Don’t forget to explore the museum's new exhibits in The 1950s Town – discover family life in the semi-detached houses, see the police houses and office, have a go at bowls at the bowling green and pavilion and find out what life was like for retired miners in the 1950s.

Tuck into tasty treats at Middleton’s Quality Fish and Chips and Davy’s Fish and Chip Shop. Enjoy delicious homemade ice cream in John’s Café or sweet shop-inspired flavours from Beamish Delicious Ices.

Discover how no two visits are the same with the museum’s exciting events - from spectacular steam engines and extraordinary equines to terrific traditions and fantastic festivities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at Beamish Museum.

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Enter your details below to win with Beamish, The Living Museum of the North!

Competition opens on Monday 6th November 2023, 00:00 and closes on Sunday 17th December 2023, 23:59.

Please note, your phone number will only be used to contact you by Bauer in the event that you are a winner.

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