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Body Worlds:
... spent most of the last week in Burnley, near Manchester, visiting one of my relatives and for a day out her son took us to see the Body Worlds 4 exhibition at Manchester Science Museum. The difficulty with this is although it was at the museum it s a short term exhibit and the only real part of the museum we visited, so I can t review the actual museum (probably a good job considering the length of this). The basic... Read the full review: Body Worlds...stripped bare... by Secre |
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The Stockport Story Museum (Stockport) 30 / Museum National /31 Market Place / Stockport / England / SK1 1ES / Tel: 0161 480 1460. |
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The Staircase House (Stockport) 30 / Museum National /31 Market Place / Stockport / England / SK1 1ES / Tel: 0161 480 1460. - Originally a medieval hall, Staircase House was built in around 1460. Tours and educational visits held regularly. overall rating  (1 review)
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The Hatworks (Stockport) Hat Works / Museum National / Wellington Mill / Wellington Road South / Stockport / Cheshire / SK3 0EU. - Museum dedicated to the hatting industry. overall rating  (1 review)
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Revolution House (Old Whittington, Derbyshire) Museum National / The Revolution House, in the Derbyshire village of Old Whittington, three miles north of Chesterfield, takes its name from the Revolution of 1688. Three hundred years ago, this cottage was an alehouse, the 'Cock and Pynot' ('Pynot' is a dialect word for magpie), and it was here, as history... overall rating  (1 review)
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Wilberforce House Museum Wilberforce House / Museum National / 36 High Street / Hull / HU1 1NQ / England / Tel: 01482 613 902. - Birthplace of William Wilberforce, known worldwide for his fight to abolish slavery, this 17th Century building retains many interesting features, such as the oak panelled banqueting room. overall rating  (1 review)
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The Royal Observatory (Greenwich) Museum National / The Royal Observatory, home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian line, is one of the most important historic scientific sites in the world. It was founded by Charles II in 1675 and is, by international decree, the official starting point for each new day, year and millennium (at t... overall rating  (1 review)
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Harborough Museum (Leicestershire) Council Offices / Museum National / Adam & Eve Street / Market Harborough / LE16 7AG / Tel: 01858 821085 - Harborough Museum is open daily througout the year and admission is free. There is a programme of temporary exhibitions and special events. The Museum opened in 1983 and is operated in partnership by L... overall rating  (1 review)
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The Hull Maritime Museum Hull Maritime Museum / Museum National / Queen Victoria Square / Hull / HU1 3DX. - Founded in 1912 the Maritime Museum moved to the old Dock Offices in 1974. Formerly the home of the Hull Dock Company and from 1893 the North Eastern Railway who took over the running of the docks. The shareholders Court Roo... overall rating  (1 review)
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Almond Valley Heritage Trust (Livingston) Almond Valley Heritage Trust / Museum National / Millfield / Livingston / West Lothian / EH54 7AR / Tel: 01506 414957. overall rating  (1 review)
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Denis Severs House (London) Museum National / Dennis Severs' House, 18 Folgate Street - a Georgian terrace in Spitalfields, London - England defies a singular definition, having been described as a living museum, work of art, post-materialist project, or even a poetic interpretation of history. Dennis Severs was born in 1944 and from ... |
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The Tower of London ... Tower of London is situated in the heart of London near the River Thames, and the original White Tower in the centre of the complex has been there since 1078. The site is one of Britain s most historic monuments and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Tower is open seven days a week, from 9am in the morning until 5.30 at night, with the last admission being at 5pm. The Tower opens a little later on Sundays and Mondays. There are lots of different elements to the Tower of London, there is the historic castle element to look at, the Jewel Tower where the Crown Jewels are kept, the areas used as a torture chamber and prison, the ravens, a place of execution and th... Read the full review: UNESCO World Heritage Site by julwhite |
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The World of Beatrix Potter ... about Beatrix Potter.... Beatrix Potter was a famous children novelist who created Peter Rabbit, Benjamin bunny and many other characters. She was born in London in 1866, having a very interesting life until her death in December 1943. Her love of the Lake District was brought about during her family holidaying there as a child. She famously purchased Hilltop farm in Sawry, in the Lake District, then proceeded to buy more of the Lake District open land to stop developers from ruining the countryside , she then donated the land to the National Trust in order for it to be protected. The museum..... In Bowness-on-Winderemere, a few miles outside Windermere, there... Read the full review: The world of Beatrix Potter by blissman70 |
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The First Emperor: China's Terracotta Army ... It doesn t seem six months ago that we heard that The Terracotta Army was to leave the shores of China for the first time and take up temporary residence in The British Museum. This was an opportunity that simply could not be wasted as this exhibition may never find it s way to these shores again. We therefore booked tickets on-line and had a wide choice of availability in terms of time slots/dates given we were booking so far in advance. Tickets cost £12 adults/child under 16 free so for 5 adults and a child it cost £66 including booking fee. Booking was a very simple process and all tickets are for a timed entry slot (ours was 11:30, Sunday 23 March 2008... Read the full review: A real sense of history. by stayleyvegas |
