West Park Museum is a single cell, red brick and terracotta building set in the second earliest municipal park in Britain. The Museum was presented to the town of Macclesfield in 1898 by Marianne Brocklehurst and her brother, Peter Pownall Brocklehurst. It houses collections of local art, Charles Tunnicliffe paintings, and Egyptian artefacts.
77 Prestbury Road, Macclesfield, Cheshire SK10 3BJ England
info@silkmacclesfield.org.uk
01625 613210
West Park Museum is open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday, 1.30pm–4.30pm (1pm–4pm, from November to Easter). Admission is free. Not all the paintings are currently on display, so please telephone before visiting to avoid disappointment.
Joseph Edge: The Macclesfield PedestrianR. Bradbury (active 1806–c.1820) (attributed to)
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Saint Catherine Comforting the Philosophers as They are Executed by Emperor Maxentius Master of the Schotten Altar (active late 14th C–early 15th C) (circle of)
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Interior of a Highland ByreEdwin Henry Landseer (1802–1873)
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Battle SceneCornelis van Poelenburgh (1594/1595–1667)
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The PandaNina Colmore (1889–1973)
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Two Barnacle GeeseCharles Frederick Tunnicliffe (1901–1979)