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Hunterian Museum (London):
... Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England is one of the great but little known museums of London. John Hunter was the archetypal self-taught gentleman-scientist-surgeon of the eighteenth century, whose collection was purchased by the government for the then vast sum of fifteen thousand pounds in 1799. Hunter, as befitted a gentleman of the enlightenment, collected fine art and antiques and wel... Read the full review: Historic medical museum by J_Russell |
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Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery Address: Chequer Road / Museum National / Doncaster / South Yorkshire / DN1 2AE / Telephone: +44 (0) 1302 734 293 - The museum is host to various aspects of natural history, archaeology, local history and fine decorative art. The art gallery has a lively programme of temporary exhibitions throughout the yea... overall rating  2 reviews
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Captain Cook Memorial Museum (Whitby) Address: Grape Lane / Museum National / Whitby / North Yorkshire / YO22 4BA / Telephone: +44 (0)1947 601 900 - The Museum is in the 17th century house on Whitby’s harbour where the young James Cook lodged as apprentice. It was here Captain Cook trained as a seaman, leading to his epic voyages of discovery. overall rating  1 review
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Shepherd Wheel (Sheffield) Kelham Island Museum / Museum National / Alma Street (off Corporation Street) / Sheffield / S3 8RY / Tel: 0114 2722106 - Shepherd Wheel is a water powered grinding workshop located in quiet and green surroundings on the River Porter. The site is the earliest industrial building on this stretch of water, wi... overall rating  1 review
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The Captain Cook Birthplace Museum Captain Cook Birthplace Museum / Museum National / Stewart Park / Marton / Middlesbrough / TS7 8AT / Tel: 01642 311211 - The Captain Cook Birthplace Museum forms part of Middlesbrough Museums & Galleries Service along with its sister venue - the Dorman Museum, situated in Linthorpe Road close to Albert Park... overall rating  1 review
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Bladnoch Distillery (Wigtown) Bladnoch Distillery / Museum National / Bladnoch / Wigtown / Scotland / DG8 9AB / Tel: (01988) 402605. - Situated on the banks of the River Bladnoch, the Distillery and Visitors Centre has one of the best Gift Shops in the area with examples of local crafts, good quality Scottish woollen goods and all at a... overall rating  1 review
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South Shields Museum Ocean Road / Museum National / South Shields / NE33 2JA / Tel: 0191 456 8740 / www.twmuseums.org.uk - South Shields Museum and Art Gallery is one of the most successful local museums in the country and is situated in the heart of South Shields. The museum's major collections celebrate the strong natural and... overall rating  1 review
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Childhood Memories Toy Museum (Tynemouth) Palace Building / Museum National / Grand Parade / Tynemouth / North Shields / Tyne and Wear / NE30 4JH / - When you walk into the barn-like space that is Childhood Memories Toy Museum the overall effect is of a chaotic bedroom that’s had a last minute tidy up for visitors. The name really fits, as soon as... overall rating  2 reviews
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Dickens World (Chatham) Dickens World / Museum National / Leviathan Way / Chatham Maritime / Kent / ME4 4LL / Tel: 01634 890 421 / - Dickens World is a themed attraction located at Chatham Dockyard, Kent. Privately funded, it cost £62 million to create, and was opened to the public on May 25, 2007. It is based around the life of a... overall rating  4 reviews
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78 Derngate (Northampton) 82 Derngate / Museum National / Northampton / NN1 1UH / Northamptonshire / England / E-mail : info@78derngate.org.uk / Website : www.78derngate.org.uk / - Welcome to this unique house, remodelled in 1916-17 by renowned Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Northampton businessman Wenman Joseph ... overall rating  1 review
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Pitt Rivers Museum (Oxford) South Parks Road / Museum National / Oxford / OX1 3PP / United Kingdom / Tel: +44 1865 27 0927 / prm@prm.ox.ac.uk / Open Hours: Daily noon-4:30p / - The Pitt Rivers Museum is world famous for its unusual Victorian atmosphere and impressive displays of strange and beautiful objects collected all over the wor... overall rating  4 reviews
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Natural History Museum (London) ... Natural History Museum is located on Cromwell Road in Kensington, London next to the Science Museum and the V & A. I have visited the museum several times as whenever friends or family come to stay it is always on their list of things to see. * * * * Getting there * * * * The nearest tube station is South Kensington. From the station there is a long underground walkway leading to the museums making it very easy to find. The museum opens from 10:00 until 17:50 every day except 24th-26th December. Last admission is at 17:30. If possible I would recommend that you try to visit the museum during the week. At weekends and half term the queues are very long and ins... Read the full review: Visit the dinosaurs by Loobylou88 |
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Oxford Castle Unlocked (Oxford) ... went to Oxford Castle Unlocked recently and was in fact rather surprised by how good it was. It s not particularly cheap, with adults tickets at £7.50, under 15s tickets at £5.35, and concessions at £6.20 (although if required, one carer will get in free per fee paying guest). But the tour is certainly very interesting. A guide (ours was the Empress Matilda) gives you a historical tour of the castle, telling you the ghost stories of the dungeon, the modern usage of the castle as a prison, the story of how King Charles used Oxford as his base at the time of the English Civil War (he lived in Christ Church; his queen, in Merton College) and a trip up to the tower, wher... Read the full review: An informative, interesting tour - although younger children may be a little scared in some parts by sa_O33 |
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Oxford University Museum of Natural History ... Oxford University Museum of Natural History. It s a grand-sounding name, and with good reason: this is a grand museum. It occupies a fairly small space, but has so many treasures in you could easily spend an entire afternoon there. By the University Parks, this would be an excellent place to take the children on a summer s afternoon after lunch, or equally, on a rainy winter s day. Perhaps what captures the attention most straight away are the dinosaur skeletons, which certainly take pride of place. However, the exhibits range from the evolution of the horse, and of man, to the skeletons of marine creatures, to birds of prey, birds of paradise, fluorescent rocks and e... Read the full review: An excellent free day out by sa_O33 |
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