Group visits
Bring a group to the museum
Clubs, schools, historical societies and social groups are welcome by arrangement — £2 per head, up to 20 people, with two weeks' notice.
Book a group visitWirhalh Skip Felagr, Merseyside's leading Viking, Saxon and Norman re-enactment group, walked from Caldy to West Kirby.
Wirhalh Skip Felagr, Merseyside's leading Viking, Saxon and Norman re-enactment group, walked from Caldy to West Kirby and arrived at the museum at around 11:30am — a fittingly hands-on visit to a museum built around Anglo-Norse Wirral's most famous object, the hogback stone.
West Kirby's own Norse origins — the name itself comes from Old Norse “Kirkjubyr” — are told in full in the museum's Norse Origins & the Hogback Stone research page.
Plan ahead
Group visits
Clubs, schools, historical societies and social groups are welcome by arrangement — £2 per head, up to 20 people, with two weeks' notice.
Book a group visitResearch Group
Our Research Group holds decades of local material — including records of who lived and worked in individual houses and shops across the village. Genuine enquiries are welcome.
Contact the Research Group