Laurel and Hardy

Places to Visit

Here you will find several places to visit with Laurel and Hardy connections. For many years the Laurel and Hardy Museum in Ulverston was called 'The Worlds only Laurel and Hardy Museum', well this has now changed as there are now three museums BRITAIN,USA and GERMANY. Scroll down even further for even more places to visit:

This museum is again well worth a visit. Situated in the market town of Ulverston in Cumbria. It was a labour of love for the late Bill Cubin . Bills daughter Marion is now the curator. Everything you want to know about Laurel and Hardy is here. This museum contains an amazing variety of memorabilia, believed to be the largest in the world, including letters, photographs, personal items and furniture. A large extension opened in 1992 gives you ample room to browse. There is also a small cinema showing free films and documentaries all day. Disabled persons have full access. Well worth a visit-fun for all the family. You can also visit the house where Stan was born , located in Argyle Street. And on the way visit the Stan Laurel Inn for refreshments.  Ulverston is located in the beautiful Lake district of Cumbria. .Click on this link and it will take you to a map of  ULVERSTON with hotel information and local information. MAP AND LOCAL INFORMATION. MUSEUM WEB SITE

The Laurel and Hardy Museum Harlem Georgia USA PO Box 99 ,  250 N. Louisville Street Harlem, Georgia 30814 706-556-0401 EMAIL: mailto:laurelandhardymuseum@charter.net Museum Hours  Thursday - Monday 1 pm-4 pm - CLICK FOR MAP (The museum is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and every major holiday.)

im Walder Kotten Locher Strasse 17 GERMANY E-Mail: Laurel & Hardy Museum Tel & Fax: 0212 - 81 61 09 MUSEUM WEB SITE in ENGLISH

THE ROMNEY HYTHE & DYMCHURCH RAILWAY

This is the Worlds smallest public Railway. It is 14 miles long and is situated on the Romney Marsh in Kent. It is sign posted from the M20 Motorway . At New Romney station there is a large model railway and cafe. What is the L&H connection? Well , Laurel & Hardy re-opened this line after the War in 1947. They travelled the line pulled by a loco called DR SYN. You can still see this loco today working this famous line. Photos of the opening are in the exhibition at New Romney.

You can also see footage of the opening on Newsreels. A few years ago the SAGA MAGAZINE ran a feature on (the late)Peter Elkins and myself (Rob Lewis). We were pleased to hear from a Mr Tony Baker who read the magazine. Tony actually drove DR SYN the loco that pulled the 'Boys' in 1947. Tony appeared in the Movietone Newsreels and is seen in this photograph swapping hats with Oliver Hardy. The Helpmates have organised three special events on this railway in the past, so we are pleased to be able to help Roger Robinson (SAPS AT SEA TENT) organise another Laurel and Hardy Special train. Go here for even more information and THEN & NOW photographs of the event:

Laurel & Hardy Visit the R.H & D.R. Railway 1947.Plus our visit May 2002

Visiting Los Angeles ? then visit The Music Box Steps

Or see the 'Perfect Day' House

You can even see THE BIG BUSINESS HOUSE

Why not come and see us and our sales stall in person, check out when the next Movie fairs or Memorabilia shows will be held:  NEXT MOVIE FAIR

Go here for all your Laurel and Hardy Collectables

VISIT: The ALL NEW 'Laurel and Hardy Catalogue'

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