Laurel and Hardy Museum

The Laurel and Hardy Museum showcases the legacy of the famous comedy duo, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Founded in 1983 by Bill Cubin, a devoted fan, the museum offers a unique glimpse into their lives and careers.

The museum relocated to the old Roxy cinema and features an expanded exhibition area filled with memorabilia, original films, and personal items. It was established to honor Laurel, born in Ulverston, and captures a jumble of history and nostalgia.

Unforgettable Highlights

📽️ Small Cinema: A cozy theater that seats 30, showing classic Laurel and Hardy films continuously.

📸 Extensive Collection: Floor-to-ceiling memorabilia, including original posters, props, and personal items.

🖼️ New Displays: The latest exhibits recreate the atmosphere of Bill Cubin's original collection.

Everyone is welcome at the museum, which has free entry, making it an engaging experience for tourists, families, and historians alike.