Dimbola Museum & Galleries
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The former home of Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, Dimbola Museum holds the largest permanent display of her work and equipment in the UK.
The gallery hosts an annual programme of exhibitions on contemporary photography and art, as well as a permanent display on the history of the Isle of Wight music festival including original memorabilia.
Visitor information
Address
Dimbola Museum & Galleries, Terrace Lane, Freshwater Bay, Isle Of Wight, PO40 9QE
01983 756814
Opening times
Opening times:
Tuesdays-Saturdays 10am-4pm Sundays 11am-3pm
Dimbola Tearoom: Daily 10am-4pm
Please see www.dimbola.co.uk for Christmas and January opening times nearer the time.
Exclusions and safety measures
In order to protect our visitors, staff and volunteers we have implemented new social distancing and cleaning measures.
Our new one-way route goes up the main staircase to the galleries and exits down the rear stairs and through to our gift shop. We are also managing visitor number capacity to enable us to maintain social distancing at all times. Please keep in your bubble at all times, you will notice each room has/gallery has a blue maximum capacity sticker displayed, this will tell you how many people are permitted in the room at one time.
Refurbishments
We are usually closed for most of January for refurbishments please check website.
Visitor information
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