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At Sheffield Manor Lodge there is so much to discover! We offer an opportunity to discover more about the development of Sheffield over 600 years of history and how it was once one of the finest tudor dwellings in the North of England and how Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned here during a time of political upheaval and change. Come to the Discovery Centre to learn about the history and take a tour of the site and visit the Manor Oaks farm and Rhubarb Shed Cafe. The 1940's cottages are also opening soon, so it's safe to say there's lots going on at Sheffield Manor Lodge!

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jonwatkins

Apr 2017

4.5

A lovely Easter Day

The whole area is wheelchair/scooter friendly, both outside and inside. I scooted around the ruins of most of the old buildings, reading the information which was at a suitable height. Inside the cafe my drink was carried to a table by very helpful and smiling staff. There were Easter craft activities being provided for the children at a very reasonable cost. I could move around and read all about the history of the area. A great few hours!

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Disabled Access Information for Sheffield Manor Lodge

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Full Disabled Access to the Discovery Centre. No stairs. Disabled toilet. The Turret house has steep stairs so only the ground floor would be wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair friendly and Disabled car parking spaces. Rhubarb Shed cafe also has disabled access. The 1940's cottages will also have disabled access although some of the buildings will have stairs.

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We have our our car park for visitors with designated disabled parking spaces. Manor Oaks farm has it's own car park but no designated disabled parking spaces.

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Toilets features at Sheffield Manor Lodge

The disabled toilets at the Discovery Centre have no steps to them. There is plenty of room and grab rails. The door lock is simple and the light switch hangs down low from the ceiling. There door is wide enough for a wheelchair to fit through it.

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