Museum
Scolton Manor Museum
Haverfordwest
With a National Art Pass you get
Free entry
Surrounded by 60 acres of park and woodland, the restored house at Scolton Manor Museum provides a taster of Victorian society and style, both above and below stairs.
Designed by local architects William and James Owen, Scolton Manor was originally built as a home for the Higgon family who lived there from 1842. The Higgons were prominent in the community, with three members holding the position of High Sheriff of Pembrokeshire during their residency.
Visitor information
Address
Scolton Manor Museum
Bethlehem, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62 5QL
01437 731328
Opening times
Apr – Oct
Daily, 11am – 5pm
By appointment Nov - Mar
Refurbishments
In the process of extending carpark area
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