Hot Tub Hire Gloucester

1 Alvin St, Gloucester GL1 3EJ

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Found within the city of Gloucester is an internationally important collection of treasures of over 750,000 objects... The Museum of Gloucester is the most unique cultural and family destination in the city, telling the story of the city's origins as a Roman settlement and its subsequent development through the Dark Ages and Medieval period and beyond. We also have many changing exhibitions throughout the year and a varied programme of events, workshops, tours, clubs and talks. A selection of educational sessions, outreach and loan boxes are available plus an exciting gift shop full of both historical and local products (and not forgetting our cafe!) We are proud to offer FREE admission to our Museum and encourage entry by donation.

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Folk of Gloucester

The Folk of Gloucester is one of Gloucester's great historic timber-framed gems. A complex of three properties, Nos. 99 & 101 were originally constructed as a merchant's house in the 16th century and were joined in the 17th century by No. 103, originally a townhouse. At the rear, to the side of a courtyard garden, a 16th-century barn was remodelled in the 18th century for use as a pin factory, an industry in which Gloucester once led the nation, if not the world. Following the decline of British pin manufacture, the premises were bought by the Council in 1933 and converted to a museum. The Folk is now in the hands of Gloucester Civic Trust and is being turned in to a cultural venue with a mix of Exhibits, Events and a community space.

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