Situated in a beautiful canal-side village and with a ‘living canal’ on its doorstep, Stoke Bruerne is an ideal place to explore the story of our waterways.
Still on display,for a limited period, 'The Idle Women' exhibition. A fasinating insight into our waterways and the young women who worked on them during
World War 2. Ends Sunday 28th June 2009.
Whether you are traveling through Northamptonshire and just need to take a break in your journey or, planning a day out with family or friends, this beautiful rural village is definatly worth a visit.
Only minutes from the M1 (J15) or the A5 (off the A508)
Our Postcode, NN12 7SE
Village at War 3rd - 4th October 2009
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Introduction to Traditional Painting Techniques Sat 5th + Sun 6th Sep & Sat 19th + Sun 20th Sep 2009
Stoke Bruerne
Full week-end painting experience
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The National Waterways Museum Stoke Bruerne is located in a restored corn mill alongside the Grand Union Canal situated in a beautiful canal-side village >>
Eat, drink & shop Relax and have a bite to eat in our canalside cafe. Eat, drink, shop at Stoke Bruerne
Visitor information
SUMMER SEASON
April 1st to October 31st
Open daily 10am - 5pm
last visit to Museum 4.15pm
Cafe closes at 4.30pm
Summer Admission Charges:
Adult
£4.75
Concessions
£3.80
Child over 5
£2.75
Family Ticket
£12.00
Under 5's
Free
There is a Pay & Display car park at the rear of the building off Chapel Lane.
Relax and have a bite to eat in our canalside cafe. 
