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Volunteer-run museum in a timber signal box built in 1891 and closed in 1984. The box was moved 150 yards to its present position in 1997, straddling flat-bed trolleys on both lines and shoved by volunteers. Ten of the lever mechanisms have been restored and you can have a go at pulling these and see the adjacent signals change. These are not on the operational line so you can't divert the Carlisle-bound train to Morecambe or vice versa.
Mansion built in the 1670s containing an informative local history museum.
This was discovered on the day of Queen Victoria's accession in 1837, and contained 130,000 year old mammal fossils. It's not a show cave, enter at your own risk.
An old red phone box has been converted into an audio gallery. You dial a number to listed to an audio track on the phone.
An art gallery in an old red phone box, used for temporary exhibitions.
Concert hall built in 1852, which now shows drama, comedy, music and films.