The Imperial War Museum North (Manchester) Reviews

The Imperial War Museum North (Manchester): Never was so much owed by so many to so few (1454 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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The Imperial War Museum North is located in Manchester/Salford/Stretford (depending on where you're from!) and it is exactly what it says in the title, a war museum. On a waterfront setting, it's easily accessible by car both by travelling from the Manchester city centre or from the M60 ring-road. The museum is a few minutes away from ...  Read the complete review

Like a multistory car-park but without the ambience (194 words)
by Go to Duxford instead - written on 28/04/09
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Dreadful museum that's not worth the entry price. Admission, I should add, is free. The main problem is that there is nothing in it - which is a bit fundamental in a museum. Odd bits of uniforms, a Trabant car (why?), a 13pdr gun, a few small arms, some letters from POW's, soldiers and civilians which, I assume, are to show how ...  Read the complete review

The Imperial War Museum North (Manchester): A Really Interesting and Fun War Museum! (478 words)
by - written on 09/04/09 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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I went to the Imperial War Museum North in Manchester just to pass a couple of hours while we happened to be in Manchester as we were going to watch Manchester United vs. Aston Villa at Old Trafford (what a great match that was!) On the second floor there are all the various exhibitions are and there are two rooms one for the main ...  Read the complete review

An Excellent, Thought-Provoking Visit For All the Family (930 words)
by - written on 07/04/09 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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Introduction I remember going to the Imperial War Museum in London when I was a child and having a great time, so when I discovered there was one here in the North, I decided to pay a visit. The Imperial War Museum North is housed in an obscure, but interesting, looking building and is basically made up of two floors: ...  Read the complete review