Sir William Gray House is the headquarters of Hartlepool Cultural Services, which includes the offices of the Museums and Heritage Service, the Arts, Events, and Theatres teams, our Learning Team, and our Volunteer staff. The building was originally built as a private house in the 1850s, and was owned by members of the Pyman and Gray families of shipbuilders and philanthropists, before being donated in 1920 to become the first Museum and Art Gallery in West Hartlepool. Fondly remembered locally as 'The Gray', it was superseded in 1994 when the service expanded and created the new Museum of Hartlepool, and Hartlepool Art Gallery. Enquiries relating our items on ArtUK, or for any of the teams noted above, can be made via our main contact details listed below. Visitors by appointment only, please.

Sir William Gray House is managed by Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service
Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service is an Art UK Founder Partner
Sir William Gray House
Clarence Road, Hartlepool, Tees Valley TS24 8BT England
01429 523438
https://www.hartlepool.gov.uk/sportleisureculturePlease remember to double-check the opening hours with the venue concerned before making a special visit
Sir William Gray House is part of
Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service
Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service artworks can also be found at these venues
More information-
Hartlepool Art Gallery
Hartlepool
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Sir William Gray House
Hartlepool
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The Museum of Hartlepool
Hartlepool