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Church Farm Museum (Skegness)
 Church Farm Museum (Skegness) ... to your forefathers day. Watch a baking demonstration in the farm house or take a gander through the barn buildings to appreciate the tools of yesteryear!Newest Review: ... a little artistic licence has been used to create the wider impression of how a typical farm would have looked and how farming families would have lived during the 18th century in this part of eastern England. For example one of the buildings has been fitted out to resemble a typical village school, another a blacksmith's shop and a wheelwrights too. Each of these is based on an actual ... more ... business or a place, though from within the local vicinity rather than all specifically originally on this one farm.
The first building has been converted into the reception and includes a small gift shop. Entry is free but you do need to pass by the inform...more |
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Church Farm Museum (Skegness): The Church Farm Museum, Skegness (1351 words)
by - written on 24/09/08 (Very useful, 277 readings)
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Skegness on the east Lincolnshire coast of England is a typically English seaside resort famous for its amusement arcades, sprawling caravan parks and theme parks. Everything here it would seem is geared towards the family and family fun, but this is young family fun, a place for toddlers to teens whose holiday fun includes ice cream and candy floss as well as lots of running around screeching and screaming. It might therefore be no great surprise to discover that I loathe Skegness and everything that it represents, but it might be surprising to hear that Skegness is home to at least two fantastic attractions. These include the Church Farm Museum (the subject of this ... Read the complete review
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