An exhibition displaying the heritage of the town and the Lawrence connection. There is also a restaurant and meeting rooms which can be hired for a unique setting for your conferences.

The birthplace of D H Lawrence has been carefully restored and refurbished to reflect the lifestyle of the working class of Victorian times, and the early childhood of Lawrence himself.

This trail, established by Nottinghamshire County Council and Broxtowe Borough Council as part of the Eastwood Phoenix Project, takes you on a fascinating tour through the bustling town of Eastwood where Lawrence and his family lived.

Created on the site of the former Moorgreen Colliery, Colliers Wood is a community woodland which forms part of the Greenwood Community Forest in Nottinghamshire.

Local gardens where you can find pergolas and knot gardens, a garden of old fashioned roses and a medieval garden.