Mary Newman’s Cottage
This Grade 11 listed cottage is the oldest building in Saltash, dating from around 1480: the furniture and utensils give the interior a truly atmospheric feel, and visitors can wear period clothing and play Elizabethan games. The garden is laid out in authentic Elizabethan style, showcasing the plants and herbs which were vital to a household of the period, and has extensive views over the Tamar below.
Admission & prices
The cottage is currently closed due to Covid-19.
Usual Opening Times
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays
12.00 till 4.00pm
Easter to the end of September
Admission free.
Educational visits especially welcome.
Find us
Culver Road, 5 minutes walk from the railway station and public car park.
Museum news
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Volunteer Stewards Required Urgently
Stewarding The Society desperately needs volunteer stewards......
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Opening Date 2015
The Cottage will reopen to visitors and groups after the Winter break......
Information
Visitors can have a guided tour of the cottage and garden, relax in the peace of the garden or do both depending on how much time they have. Admission is free but a small donation towards the work of the Society would be most welcome.
Adult and Children Group visits are encouraged but advance booking is required.
Visits can be arranged out of season and when the museum is closed.
Saltash
PL12 4DR
T: 01579 384381
E: info@tamarprotectionsociety.org.uk
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