Directions and contacts
Salford Museum and Art Gallery is located next to the University of Salford, on The Crescent (A6) in Salford.
By car: The museum is easily reached from the Greater Manchester motorway network. From the north, leave the M60 at Junction 13 (A666) or, from the south, follow the signs from the end of the M602. The museum is situated on the Crescent (A6) at the front of the University of Salford campus. Follow signs on the A6 and turn after Salford Crescent Railway station. Free parking available in front of the museum.
Visit multimap.com for a road map or theaa.com for route information.
By bus: The following buses from Manchester, Bolton, Swinton and Eccles stop outside the museum on the Crescent (A6): 7, 8, 12, 26, 31, 32, 36, 37, 67, 68, 100, X34, X61
Visit gmpte.com for further information.
By train: Salford Crescent railway station is a five minute walk from the museum.
Contact information
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Peel Park
The Crescent
Salford
M5 4WU
Visitor enquiries
Main switchboard
0161 778 0800
salford.museum@salford.gov.uk
Learning enquiries
Ceri Horrocks, Learning Officer
0161 778 0820
ceri.horrocks@salford.gov.uk
Luisa Guccione, Learning Support Worker
0161 778 0821
luisa.guccione@salford.gov.uk
For Reminiscence and Outreach enquiries
Ann Monaghan, Outreach Officer
0161 778 0881
ann.monaghan@salford.gov.uk
This page was last updated on 21 February 2008
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