Message from the group
- We hope this website will help you, your friends and family make the most of this wonderful Museum and Park, not only for today but for generations to come.
  
  Cliffe Castle was originally the spectacular home of a local Victorian millionaire and textile manufacturer who had links with the family of President Roosevelt. It is now a Museum and Art Gallery surrounded by beautiful parkland with flowerbeds, fountains, a pond, Café and glasshouses as well as woodland, animals and birds and a superb children's play area.
  Cliffe Castle Support Group has been set up by volunteers as a new organisation to make sure we have the Museum and Park we all deserve. This pre written essay will tell you more about the organization and things to enjoy during your visit to this marvelous castle.
  
  Up to 2018 there were two organisations supporting the Museum and Park. With the restoration of Cliffe Castle, it was agreed that they would dissolve and reunite as the Cliffe Castle Support Group. Henry Isaac Butterfield made no distinction between his house and his pleasure grounds and now neither do we.
  Go to the Contact Us page to join our mailing list and find out about exciting events in the Park and Museum.
  
  You are also welcome to join us and help to look after this amazing Park and Museum.
  
  To get the word around that Keighley cares for Cliffe Castle, Like and Share our Facebook page with others! Cliffe Castle Support Group

Welcome to Cliffe Castle Museum and Park

Spring Gardens Lane, Keighley, BD20 6LH How to find us

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A local artist has made a pictorial record of the HLF Restoration

of the Park. Cards/notelets are for sale, contact CCSG for details.
See Deborah's Blog for a stunning view of what has been going on.

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If you have a query about Cliffe Castle Museum or Park
please Cliffe Castle for more information.
The Butterfield stained glass window in the Museum is being restored.

The work is nearly finished, so the Museum will be closed from 31st December
to 17th January for cleaning, scaffold removal and other tasks.

The Museum will open again on 18th January 2019.