Further information about the centre.

The Maybrick Information Centre centre features a cell in which Florence Maybrick was briefly held in 1889. Here you can view a collection of Maybrick-related items including press cuttings, photographs, police log books and original documents. There is also a small collection of original police and jail equipment, including helmets, shackles and World War Two gas masks.

The cell itself has recently been renovated to it's original state, after recieving a grant from the National Lottery's Heritage Fund.

In February 2010 the centre was opened by local historian Chris Jones, who gave a talk and presented a slide show about the Maybrick case.

The centre is now open to the public.

For further information contact Rupe Hale on 0151 728 7884