August 2022 by Michael Batcock
Lovely place to visit
July 2022 by Therese Rowe
Really enjoyed visit. Took my time soaking the atmosphere, great step back in time
July 2022 by Alan Clark
A very good reminder of a different era in tge UK. We'll worth a visit
July 2022 by Martin Burton
Great little museum, well worth the entry fee.
July 2022 by Emma Sawyer
Wonderful place to visit with wonderful history x
July 2022 by Lynne Williams
It was interesting to us as we are of an age where the furnishings and decor remind us of our grandparents time. Spent an hour having a mooch and looking at the museum.Not sure of the appeal for the millennials and below ?
July 2021 by Janet Parrott
I love it because I volunteer there. Completely run by volunteers who get great satisfaction from the many positive comments we get from our visitors
July 2021 by Chris Magor
what a little gem! Fascinating little time capsule museum
July 2020 by Ian Batchelor
Interesting with going back in time to the pub that never called "time gentlemen please"
July 2020 by Elizabeth Holmes
Love this museum. Worth a visit.
July 2020 by Keith
Frozen in time. This pub was closed in the 60's and left untpuched.
July 2020 by Johannes Stephan
Authentic experience, you really feel like being back in the 50s. Never visited a museum like that.The volunteer at the front desk is very friendly and enthusiastic. Overall a great experience!
July 2020 by Jorja Hael
It was a blast from the past. Seeing all the rooms left as they where and never altered. Even the game of darts that was half way through. I remember all the kitchen utensils and cupboards. And the furniture was amazing. The hairs on the back of my neck stood on end I felt like we weren't alone. we will be comming again.
July 2020 by Miranda H
So interesting! I can't wait to go home and share my photos with my parents (born the the 1940s) - there are so many memory-triggers to talk about!Really grateful to have had this opportunity to get so close to the past.
July 2020 by James Frecknall
I loved this place. It is a real example of a community coming together and saving a hugely important focal point for a town. It serves to remember a past (not too distant) way of life, but also adds interest through a local area museum. A real treat for those keen to learn a little more about true British living in the early to mid 1900s. A word of warning to those with young children though - not buggy accessible.
