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Edwardian Worker’s Cottage

A recreated Edwardian worker’s cottage filled with stories

Next door to Port Sunlight Museum at Number 22 King George’s Drive, you can step inside a worker’s cottage and experience what everyday life was like in Port Sunlight in Edwardian times.

Explore the recreated home of the Carr family, who were real long-time tenants and worked in the Lever Brothers factory. The cottage is filled with artefacts and you’ll be given a warm welcome by our volunteers, who will share the story of this special house.

Inside, you can journey through the parlour, scullery, main bedroom and temporary exhibition room, as well as glimpse into the child’s bedroom.

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Plan your visit

There is an entry fee to visit the Edwardian Worker’s Cottage. You can pay on the day or book your ticket online in advance.

 

Opening times

Open Wednesday–Sunday, 10am–4.30pm

 

Prices

Entry to the Edwardian Worker’s Cottage is included with a Port Sunlight Museum ticket.

Adult £8.00
Concession £7.00 Student and 60+
Child (5-16) £5.50
Family (2+2) £24.00

 

Extend your experience

Your Port Sunlight Museum ticket also gives you a special discount on a walking tour ticket, so make sure to book them together either online or on the day.

 

A year’s worth of visits

We’d love to see you again, so that’s why your ticket will remain valid for 12 months from the purchase date, giving you the chance to explore Port Sunlight’s story again. Just remember to hold on to your ticket!

 

Accessibility

The Edwardian Worker’s Cottage is not level access unfortunately. There is one step at the entrance, however a ramp is available on request. The first floor is only accessible via a staircase with banister. Visitors can enjoy a 3D virtual tour of the first floor using a tablet in Port Sunlight Museum’s shop. The interior doors are relatively narrow. Toilets including an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities are available next door at Port Sunlight Museum. Assistance dogs are welcome inside the Edwardian Worker’s Cottage, however we’re not able to allow non-assistance dogs.